| kilogram | 1 kg | 2 kg | 3 kg | 4 kg | 5 kg | 6 kg | 7 kg | 8 kg | 9 kg | 10 kg | 11 kg | 12 kg | 13 kg | 14 kg | 15 kg | 16 kg | 17 kg | 18 kg | 19 kg | 20 kg | 21 kg | 22 kg | 23 kg | 24 kg | 25 kg | 26 kg | 27 kg | 28 kg | 29 kg | 30 kg | 31 kg | 32 kg | 33 kg | 34 kg | 35 kg | 36 kg | 37 kg | 38 kg | 39 kg | 40 kg | 41 kg | 42 kg | 43 kg | 44 kg | 45 kg | 46 kg | 47 kg | 48 kg | 49 kg | 50 kg | 51 kg | 52 kg | 53 kg | 54 kg | 55 kg | 56 kg | 57 kg | 58 kg | 59 kg | 60 kg | 61 kg | 62 kg | 63 kg | 64 kg | 65 kg | 66 kg | 67 kg | 68 kg | 69 kg | 70 kg | 71 kg | 72 kg | 73 kg | 74 kg | 75 kg | 76 kg | 77 kg | 78 kg | 79 kg | 80 kg | 81 kg | 82 kg | 83 kg | 84 kg | 85 kg | 86 kg | 87 kg | 88 kg | 89 kg | 90 kg | 91 kg | 92 kg | 93 kg | 94 kg | 95 kg | 96 kg | 97 kg | 98 kg | 99 kg | 100 kg |
| megagram | 0.001 Mg | 0.002 Mg | 0.003 Mg | 0.004 Mg | 0.005 Mg | 0.006 Mg | 0.007 Mg | 0.008 Mg | 0.009 Mg | 0.01 Mg | 0.011 Mg | 0.012 Mg | 0.013 Mg | 0.014 Mg | 0.015 Mg | 0.016 Mg | 0.017 Mg | 0.018 Mg | 0.019 Mg | 0.02 Mg | 0.021 Mg | 0.022 Mg | 0.023 Mg | 0.024 Mg | 0.025 Mg | 0.026 Mg | 0.027 Mg | 0.028 Mg | 0.029 Mg | 0.03 Mg | 0.031 Mg | 0.032 Mg | 0.033 Mg | 0.034 Mg | 0.035 Mg | 0.036 Mg | 0.037 Mg | 0.038 Mg | 0.039 Mg | 0.04 Mg | 0.041 Mg | 0.042 Mg | 0.043 Mg | 0.044 Mg | 0.045 Mg | 0.046 Mg | 0.047 Mg | 0.048 Mg | 0.049 Mg | 0.05 Mg | 0.051 Mg | 0.052 Mg | 0.053 Mg | 0.054 Mg | 0.055 Mg | 0.056 Mg | 0.057 Mg | 0.058 Mg | 0.059 Mg | 0.06 Mg | 0.061 Mg | 0.062 Mg | 0.063 Mg | 0.064 Mg | 0.065 Mg | 0.066 Mg | 0.067 Mg | 0.068 Mg | 0.069 Mg | 0.07 Mg | 0.071 Mg | 0.072 Mg | 0.073 Mg | 0.074 Mg | 0.075 Mg | 0.076 Mg | 0.077 Mg | 0.078 Mg | 0.079 Mg | 0.08 Mg | 0.081 Mg | 0.082 Mg | 0.083 Mg | 0.084 Mg | 0.085 Mg | 0.086 Mg | 0.087 Mg | 0.088 Mg | 0.089 Mg | 0.09 Mg | 0.091 Mg | 0.092 Mg | 0.093 Mg | 0.094 Mg | 0.095 Mg | 0.096 Mg | 0.097 Mg | 0.098 Mg | 0.099 Mg | 0.1 Mg |
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 ≡ 0.001 megagrams | 11 kilograms ≡ 0.011 megagrams |
| 2.5 kilograms ≡ 0.0025 megagrams | 12.5 kilograms ≡ 0.0125 megagrams |
| 4 kilograms ≡ 0.004 megagrams | 14 kilograms ≡ 0.014 megagrams |
| 5.5 kilograms ≡ 0.0055 megagrams | 15.5 kilograms ≡ 0.0155 megagrams |
| 7 kilograms ≡ 0.007 megagrams | 17 kilograms ≡ 0.017 megagrams |
| 8.5 kilograms ≡ 0.0085 megagrams | 18.5 kilograms ≡ 0.0185 megagrams |
| 10 kilograms ≡ 0.01 megagrams | 20 kilograms ≡ 0.02 megagrams |
Megagram or megagramme is equal to 1 000 000 gram (unit of mass), comes from a combination of the metric prefix mega (M) with the gram (g). Plural name is megagrams.
| 1 megagrams ≡ 1000 kilograms | 11 megagrams ≡ 11000 kilograms |
| 2.5 megagrams ≡ 2500 kilograms | 12.5 megagrams ≡ 12500 kilograms |
| 4 megagrams ≡ 4000 kilograms | 14 megagrams ≡ 14000 kilograms |
| 5.5 megagrams ≡ 5500 kilograms | 15.5 megagrams ≡ 15500 kilograms |
| 7 megagrams ≡ 7000 kilograms | 17 megagrams ≡ 17000 kilograms |
| 8.5 megagrams ≡ 8500 kilograms | 18.5 megagrams ≡ 18500 kilograms |
| 10 megagrams ≡ 10000 kilograms | 20 megagrams ≡ 20000 kilograms |
| 1 kilograms ≡ 0.001 megagrams |
| 1 megagrams ≡ 1 000 kilograms |