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Standard IV
Mathematics
Mass and Its Measurement
7000 g +2 kg ...
Question
7000
g
+
2
kg
9 kg
A
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C
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Solution
The correct option is
C
=
We know that
1
kg
=
1000
g
.
∴
2
kg
=
2
×
1000
g
=
2000
g
⇒
7000
g
+
2
kg
=
7000
g
+
2000
g
=
9000
g
Note that
9
kg
=
9
×
1000
g
=
9000
g
.
∴
7000
g
+
2
kg
=
9
kg
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