The unit centigram is rarely used. Engineers and scientists like to use powers of thousand (powers of ten in which the exponent is a multiple of 3), so either grams or milligrams would normally be used.
An object between about a millimeter and a centimeter in diameter can be expected to have a mass of more than a milligram, but less than a gram (it really depends on the shape and the density, though). Amounts of trace substances in food are sometimes expressed in milligrams, or even micrograms.
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0.1 centigrams
1,497.662 centigrams.
There are 2,400,000 centigrams in 24 kilograms (2.4 million centigrams). There are 100 centigrams in a gram and 1000 grams in a kilogram. Multiply 24 times 100,000 centigrams per kilogram, and the answer is 2,400,000.
0.1 centigrams
centigrams
It is 75 centigrams.
0.1 centigrams
1,497.662 centigrams.
400 centigrams (1 gram/100 centigrams) = 4 grams =======
642 centigrams is 0.00642 kilograms @100,000 centigrams per kilogram.
0.25 grams for 25 centigrams.
There are 15 grams in 1500 centigrams. 100 centigrams=1 gram
There are 2,400,000 centigrams in 24 kilograms (2.4 million centigrams). There are 100 centigrams in a gram and 1000 grams in a kilogram. Multiply 24 times 100,000 centigrams per kilogram, and the answer is 2,400,000.
100 centigrams
2400 centigrams
240,000 centigrams