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Solve the measurement conversion problem. 1g= 1,000mg There are 30 grams of chocolate on each s'more . How many milligrams of chocolate would you need for 5 s'mores? A…

Solve the measurement conversion problem. 1g= 1,000mg There are 30 grams of chocolate on each s'more . How many milligrams of chocolate would you need for 5 s'mores? A…
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Solve the measurement conversion problem. 1g= 1,000mg

There are 30 grams of chocolate on each s'more . How many milligrams of chocolate would you need for 5 s'mores?

A) 150 milligrams
B) 1,500 milligrams
C) 15,000 milligrams
D) 150,000 milligrams

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User Limmen
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Answer:

C

Explanation:

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User Charles Lavalard
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Answer:

1g = 1000mg

30g = ?

30 × 1000 ÷ 1 = 3000

3000mg × 5 = D) 150 000

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User Zanyar Jalal
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