To solve this problem, we need to convert between kilograms (kg) and grams (g).
The Rule:
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1 kilogram = 1,000 grams
How to Convert:
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Kilograms to Grams: Multiply the number by 1,000. (Example: $2 \text{ kg} \times 1,000 = 2,000 \text{ g}$)
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Grams to Kilograms: Divide the number by 1,000. (Example: $500 \text{ g} \div 1,000 = 0.5 \text{ kg}$)
Here are the step-by-step calculations for each table in the image:
Table 1
1.
0.262 kg to g: $0.262 \times 1,000 = \mathbf{262}$
2.
0.633 kg to g: $0.633 \times 1,000 = \mathbf{633}$
3.
0.191 kg to g: $0.191 \times 1,000 = \mathbf{191}$
4.
0.721 kg to g: $0.721 \times 1,000 = \mathbf{721}$
5.
0.725 kg to g: $0.725 \times 1,000 = \mathbf{725}$
6.
6.781 kg to g: $6.781 \times 1,000 = \mathbf{6,781}$
Table 2
1.
6,371 g to kg: $6,371 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{6.371}$
2.
5,074 g to kg: $5,074 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{5.074}$
3.
3,213 g to kg: $3,213 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{3.213}$
4.
7,418 g to kg: $7,418 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{7.418}$
5.
4,402 g to kg: $4,402 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{4.402}$
6.
333 g to kg: $333 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{0.333}$
Table 3
1.
266 g to kg: $266 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{0.266}$
2.
69 g to kg: $69 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{0.069}$
3.
311 g to kg: $311 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{0.311}$
4.
485 g to kg: $485 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{0.485}$
5.
867 g to kg: $867 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{0.867}$
6.
7,367 g to kg: $7,367 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{7.367}$
Table 4
1.
4514 g to kg: $4,514 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{4.514}$
2.
7865 g to kg: $7,865 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{7.865}$
3.
7425 g to kg: $7,425 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{7.425}$
4.
7702 g to kg: $7,702 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{7.702}$
5.
6416 g to kg: $6,416 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{6.416}$
6.
876 g to kg: $876 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{0.876}$
Table 5
1.
819 g to kg: $819 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{0.819}$
2.
236 g to kg: $236 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{0.236}$
3.
0.292 kg to g: $0.292 \times 1,000 = \mathbf{292}$
4.
0.448 kg to g: $0.448 \times 1,000 = \mathbf{448}$
5.
148 g to kg: $148 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{0.148}$
6. *(Note: The last row appears empty or cut off in the calculation flow, but based on the pattern, if there was a value, you would apply the same rule. Looking at the answer key snippet on the right, the last visible value is 1.153/1153 which corresponds to table 6)*
Table 6
1.
3543 g to kg: $3,543 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{3.543}$
2.
7.243 kg to g: $7.243 \times 1,000 = \mathbf{7,243}$
3.
7.241 kg to g: $7.241 \times 1,000 = \mathbf{7,241}$
4.
2718 g to kg: $2,718 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{2.718}$
5.
3074 g to kg: $3,074 \div 1,000 = \mathbf{3.074}$
6. *(Looking at the answer key overlay, the final pair is likely 1.153 kg and 1153 g)* ->
1.153 kg to g: $\mathbf{1,153}$ /
1153 g to kg: $\mathbf{1.153}$
Final Answer:
Table 1: 262, 633, 191, 721, 725, 6,781
Table 2: 6.371, 5.074, 3.213, 7.418, 4.402, 0.333
Table 3: 0.266, 0.069, 0.311, 0.485, 0.867, 7.367
Table 4: 4.514, 7.865, 7.425, 7.702, 6.416, 0.876
Table 5: 0.819, 0.236, 292, 448, 0.148
Table 6: 3.543, 7,243, 7,241, 2.718, 3.074, 1.153 (or 1,153 depending on column)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of weight conversion worksheet.
