hectogram | 1 hg | 2 hg | 3 hg | 4 hg | 5 hg | 6 hg | 7 hg | 8 hg | 9 hg | 10 hg | 11 hg | 12 hg | 13 hg | 14 hg | 15 hg | 16 hg | 17 hg | 18 hg | 19 hg | 20 hg | 21 hg | 22 hg | 23 hg | 24 hg | 25 hg | 26 hg | 27 hg | 28 hg | 29 hg | 30 hg | 31 hg | 32 hg | 33 hg | 34 hg | 35 hg | 36 hg | 37 hg | 38 hg | 39 hg | 40 hg | 41 hg | 42 hg | 43 hg | 44 hg | 45 hg | 46 hg | 47 hg | 48 hg | 49 hg | 50 hg | 51 hg | 52 hg | 53 hg | 54 hg | 55 hg | 56 hg | 57 hg | 58 hg | 59 hg | 60 hg | 61 hg | 62 hg | 63 hg | 64 hg | 65 hg | 66 hg | 67 hg | 68 hg | 69 hg | 70 hg | 71 hg | 72 hg | 73 hg | 74 hg | 75 hg | 76 hg | 77 hg | 78 hg | 79 hg | 80 hg | 81 hg | 82 hg | 83 hg | 84 hg | 85 hg | 86 hg | 87 hg | 88 hg | 89 hg | 90 hg | 91 hg | 92 hg | 93 hg | 94 hg | 95 hg | 96 hg | 97 hg | 98 hg | 99 hg | 100 hg |
gram | 100 g | 200 g | 300 g | 400 g | 500 g | 600 g | 700 g | 800 g | 900 g | 1 000 g | 1 100 g | 1 200 g | 1 300 g | 1 400 g | 1 500 g | 1 600 g | 1 700 g | 1 800 g | 1 900 g | 2 000 g | 2 100 g | 2 200 g | 2 300 g | 2 400 g | 2 500 g | 2 600 g | 2 700 g | 2 800 g | 2 900 g | 3 000 g | 3 100 g | 3 200 g | 3 300 g | 3 400 g | 3 500 g | 3 600 g | 3 700 g | 3 800 g | 3 900 g | 4 000 g | 4 100 g | 4 200 g | 4 300 g | 4 400 g | 4 500 g | 4 600 g | 4 700 g | 4 800 g | 4 900 g | 5 000 g | 5 100 g | 5 200 g | 5 300 g | 5 400 g | 5 500 g | 5 600 g | 5 700 g | 5 800 g | 5 900 g | 6 000 g | 6 100 g | 6 200 g | 6 300 g | 6 400 g | 6 500 g | 6 600 g | 6 700 g | 6 800 g | 6 900 g | 7 000 g | 7 100 g | 7 200 g | 7 300 g | 7 400 g | 7 500 g | 7 600 g | 7 700 g | 7 800 g | 7 900 g | 8 000 g | 8 100 g | 8 200 g | 8 300 g | 8 400 g | 8 500 g | 8 600 g | 8 700 g | 8 800 g | 8 900 g | 9 000 g | 9 100 g | 9 200 g | 9 300 g | 9 400 g | 9 500 g | 9 600 g | 9 700 g | 9 800 g | 9 900 g | 10 000 g |
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.
Name of unit | Symbol | Definition | Relation to SI units | Unit System |
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hectogram | hg | ≡ 100 g | ≡ 0.1 kg | Metric system SI |
hectograms | grams | hectograms | grams |
---|---|---|---|
1 | = 100 | 11 | = 1100 |
2.5 | = 250 | 12.5 | = 1250 |
4 | = 400 | 14 | = 1400 |
5.5 | = 550 | 15.5 | = 1550 |
7 | = 700 | 17 | = 1700 |
8.5 | = 850 | 18.5 | = 1850 |
10 | = 1000 | 20 | = 2000 |
The gram (alternative spelling: gramme; SI unit symbol: g) (Latin gramma, from Greek γράμμα, grámma) is a metric system unit of mass.
Name of unit | Symbol | Definition | Relation to SI units | Unit System |
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gram | g | 1 Kg = 1000 g | = 10-3 Kg | Metric system SI |
grams | hectograms | grams | hectograms |
---|---|---|---|
1 | = 0.01 | 11 | = 0.11 |
2.5 | = 0.025 | 12.5 | = 0.125 |
4 | = 0.04 | 14 | = 0.14 |
5.5 | = 0.055 | 15.5 | = 0.155 |
7 | = 0.07 | 17 | = 0.17 |
8.5 | = 0.085 | 18.5 | = 0.185 |
10 | = 0.1 | 20 | = 0.2 |
hectograms | grams |
---|---|
1 | = 100 |
0.01 | = 1 |
Symbol | Definition |
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≡ | exactly equal |
≈ | approximately equal to |
= | equal to |
digits | indicates that digits repeat infinitely (e.g. 8.294 369 corresponds to 8.294 369 369 369 369 …) |