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Add the following.
36 m 97 cm 525 cm 170 cm
+ 13 m + 24 cm + 273 cm + 403 cm
Subtract the following.
80 m 60 cm 375 cm 456 cm
– 17 m – 44 cm – 116 cm – 271 cm
Measuring Weight
To measure weight correctly, we use fixed measures (standard units) like
grams and kilograms. We use weighing scales or weighing machines to
weigh objects.
Absorbing Facts Fact-o-meter
1000 g make 1 kg Weight tells us how heavy
So, 1 kg = 1000 g. or light an object is.
Gram
Lighter objects are measured in grams.
In short, gram is written as g.
The weight of an
apple is about 200 g.
Kilogram
Heavier objects are measured in kilograms.
The weight of watermelon
is about 2 kg. In short, kilogram is written as kg.
