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                            (b)  5002 mg = 5000 mg + 2 mg

                                             = (5000 ÷ 1000) g + 2 mg                    Think and Answer
                                             = 5 g 2 mg                               Which is heavier: a
                                                                                      stone of 1 kg or a sack
              Other units of Measuring Weight                                         of 1 kg cotton?

              Quintal and ton are other two units used for measuring heavy weights.

              Often, we measure the weight of a sack of wheat and that of rice in quintals.
              Heavy things like trucks and containers are measured in tons.

                   1 Quintal = 100 kg

                       1 Ton = 10 Quintals = 1000 kg
              example 5: Convert the following:

                           (a)  3 tons into kg                  (b)  520 kg into quintals
                           (c)  5 tons into quintals            (d)  4 tons 2 quintals into kg

              Solution:  (a)  We have,           1 ton =  1000 kg

                                Therefore,  3 tons =  3 × 1000 = 3000 kg
                           (b)  We have,        100 kg =  1 quintal

                                 Therefore, to convert kg into quintal, we will divide 100.

                                520 ÷ 100 gives Q = 5 and R = 20
                                So,             520 kg =  5 quintals 20 kg                   100 520    5     quintal
                                                                                                   500
                           (c)  We have,         1 ton =  10 quintals                               20        kg
                                Therefore,  5 tons =  5 × 10 = 50 quintals

                           (d)  We have,         1 ton =  10 quintals = 1000 kg and 1 quintal = 100 kg
                                Therefore, 4 tons 2 quintal is


                                = 4 × 1000 kg + 2 × 100 kg           Alternative Method
                                = 4000 kg + 200 kg                   4 tons 2 quintals
                                                                     = (4 × 10 + 2) quintals              (  1 ton = 10 quintals)
                                = 4200 kg                            = 42 quintals = 42 × 100 kg     (  1 quintal = 100 kg)
                                                                     = 4200 kg

                       Practice time 10c



                1.  Convert the following.

                    (a)  26 kg into g                                (b)  320 kg 45 g into g
                    (c)  45 g into mg                                (d)  140 g 203 mg into mg

                2.  Convert the following into g.

                    (a)  9 kg 1 hg 4 dag 5 g                         (b)  20 kg 4 hg 9 dag 8 g


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