8. 450,000ug to g

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Metric conversions using deminsional Analysis Y
1.
100cm to Km
2. 10kg to g
3. 20,000ml to KL
4. 10 g to mg
5. 1000mm to cm
6. 5 kg to ug
7. 600g to mg
8. 450,000ug to g
Transcribed Image Text:Metric conversions using deminsional Analysis Y 1. 100cm to Km 2. 10kg to g 3. 20,000ml to KL 4. 10 g to mg 5. 1000mm to cm 6. 5 kg to ug 7. 600g to mg 8. 450,000ug to g
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