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3 years ago

How many g are equal to 345.7 mg? what conversion factor will you use

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Answer:

0.3477 grams

The conversion factor is 1/1000

Explanation:

347.7 mg = 0.3477 grams

1 mg = 1x10⁻³ g

1 g / 1000 mg . 347.7 mg = 0.3477 grams

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