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Can you convert meters into kilogram? - Answers

Not directly. A meter is a measure of length while a kilogram is a measure of mass. Although, you can work out the weight (kg) of a quantity of a substance by multiplying the volume of the substance (m3) by the density of the substance (kg/m3).



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Can you convert meters into kilogram? - Answers

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Not directly. A meter is a measure of length while a kilogram is a measure of mass. Although, you can work out the weight (kg) of a quantity of a substance by multiplying the volume of the substance (m3) by the density of the substance (kg/m3).



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Can you convert meters into kilogram? - Answers

Not directly. A meter is a measure of length while a kilogram is a measure of mass. Although, you can work out the weight (kg) of a quantity of a substance by multiplying the volume of the substance (m3) by the density of the substance (kg/m3).

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