8 hectograms = ____decagrams

2 answers:

8 0

Hey Friend! :) Let's work this out!

1 gram = 10 decagrams
So, 8 hectograms = 80 decagrams

Hope this helps! (Don't forget Brainliest) :)

Tamiku [17]3 years ago

3 0

Recall that

hecto = 100
deca = 10

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So,

8 hectograms
= 8 * (100 grams)
= 800 grams
= 80 * (10 grams)
= 80 decagrams <----- this is the answer.

I hope this helps! :-)

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