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umka2103 [35]3 years ago

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1) 35mL to L 1 L = 1000ml so, 35mL = 35÷1000=0.035L

2) 950gm = 1Kg =1000g SO, 950÷1000= 0.950 Kg

3) 275mm to cm= 1mm= 1÷10 cm so, 275÷10= 27.5cm

4)1000mL to L = 1L=1000ml so, it will equal to 1L

5)4500mg to g = 1mg= 1÷1000g so, it will equal to 4.5g

6)25cm to mm = 1cm= 10mm so, 25X 10= 250mm

7)0.005Kg to mg, so 1Kg= 10∧6 mg so, 0.005X10∧6= 5000mg

8)0.075m to cm, so 1m =100cm so, 0.075X100= 0.75cm

9)15 g to mg , so 1g = 1000mg so, 15X1000= 15000mg

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