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How do I convert 119 kg into cg

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White raven [17]3 years ago

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To do this first convert kg into g and then into centigrams.

So we know that in 1 kg = 1000g and
100 cg = 1g

To find out the number of kg in cg, simply multiply 119 to 1000 and then to 100 so it would be 119 • 10 ^3 • 10^2 = 119 • 10^5 = 1.19 X 10^7 cg.

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