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| hectogram | 10 hg | 20 hg | 30 hg | 40 hg | 50 hg | 60 hg | 70 hg | 80 hg | 90 hg | 100 hg | 110 hg | 120 hg | 130 hg | 140 hg | 150 hg | 160 hg | 170 hg | 180 hg | 190 hg | 200 hg | 210 hg | 220 hg | 230 hg | 240 hg | 250 hg | 260 hg | 270 hg | 280 hg | 290 hg | 300 hg | 310 hg | 320 hg | 330 hg | 340 hg | 350 hg | 360 hg | 370 hg | 380 hg | 390 hg | 400 hg | 410 hg | 420 hg | 430 hg | 440 hg | 450 hg | 460 hg | 470 hg | 480 hg | 490 hg | 500 hg | 510 hg | 520 hg | 530 hg | 540 hg | 550 hg | 560 hg | 570 hg | 580 hg | 590 hg | 600 hg | 610 hg | 620 hg | 630 hg | 640 hg | 650 hg | 660 hg | 670 hg | 680 hg | 690 hg | 700 hg | 710 hg | 720 hg | 730 hg | 740 hg | 750 hg | 760 hg | 770 hg | 780 hg | 790 hg | 800 hg | 810 hg | 820 hg | 830 hg | 840 hg | 850 hg | 860 hg | 870 hg | 880 hg | 890 hg | 900 hg | 910 hg | 920 hg | 930 hg | 940 hg | 950 hg | 960 hg | 970 hg | 980 hg | 990 hg | 1 000 hg |
The kilogram or kilogramme (SI unit symbol: kg) is the base unit of mass in the International System of Units (SI) (the Metric system) and is defined as being equal to the mass of the International Prototype of the Kilogram (IPK, also known as "Le Grand K" or "Big K").
| 1 kilograms ≡ 10 hectograms | 11 kilograms ≡ 110 hectograms |
| 2.5 kilograms ≡ 25 hectograms | 12.5 kilograms ≡ 125 hectograms |
| 4 kilograms ≡ 40 hectograms | 14 kilograms ≡ 140 hectograms |
| 5.5 kilograms ≡ 55 hectograms | 15.5 kilograms ≡ 155 hectograms |
| 7 kilograms ≡ 70 hectograms | 17 kilograms ≡ 170 hectograms |
| 8.5 kilograms ≡ 85 hectograms | 18.5 kilograms ≡ 185 hectograms |
| 10 kilograms ≡ 100 hectograms | 20 kilograms ≡ 200 hectograms |
Hectogram or hectogramme is equal to 100 gram (unit of mass), comes from a combination of the metric prefix hecto (h) with the gram (g). Plural name is hectograms.
| 1 hectograms ≡ 0.1 kilograms | 11 hectograms ≡ 1.1 kilograms |
| 2.5 hectograms ≡ 0.25 kilograms | 12.5 hectograms ≡ 1.25 kilograms |
| 4 hectograms ≡ 0.4 kilograms | 14 hectograms ≡ 1.4 kilograms |
| 5.5 hectograms ≡ 0.55 kilograms | 15.5 hectograms ≡ 1.55 kilograms |
| 7 hectograms ≡ 0.7 kilograms | 17 hectograms ≡ 1.7 kilograms |
| 8.5 hectograms ≡ 0.85 kilograms | 18.5 hectograms ≡ 1.85 kilograms |
| 10 hectograms ≡ 1 kilograms | 20 hectograms ≡ 2 kilograms |
| 1 kilograms ≡ 10 hectograms |
| 1 hectograms ≡ 0.1 kilograms |