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3 years ago

2,000 10,000 milligrams grams 6 7 HELPPPPPPPPP

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denpristay [2]3 years ago

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Answer:

2000 milligrams —> 2 grams

6000 milligrams —> 6 grams

7000 milligrams —> 7 grams

10000 milligrams —> 10 grams

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