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g. 56214 g into kg h. 8214 g into kg i. 2734 g into kg

j. 4285 g into kg

Addition and Subtraction of Weight

Example : Add 75 kg 582 g and 13 kg 410 g. kg g

7 5 5 8 2
Solution : Step 1 : Add the grams’ column.
+ 1 3 4 1 0
Step 2 : Add the kilograms’ column.
8 8 9 9 2
\ 75 kg 582 g + 13 kg 410 g = 88 kg 992 g

Example : Subtract 28 kg 340 g from 48 kg 220 g
kg g

Solution : Step 1 : Subtract the grams’ column. 4 8 2 2 0

Step 2 : Subtract the kilograms’ column. – 2 8 3 4 0

1 9 8 8 0
\ 48 kg 220 g – 28 kg 340 g = 19 kg 880 g

Practice - 7.5
Practice - 7.5
Practice - 7.5
Practice - 7.5
1. Use different ways to make a kilogram.

a. Using only 100 g = ______ = 1 kg

b. Using only 200 g = ______ = 1 kg

c. Using only 500 g = ______ = 1 kg

d. Using only 200 g and 50 g = ______ = 1 kg
2. Balance the scales by writing the extra weights needed.

a. 500 g + 200 g + ______ g + ______ g = 1000 g

b. 800 g + ______ g + ______ g = 1000 g

c. 700 g + ______ g + ______ g = 1000 g

d. 200 g + ______ g + ______ g + ______ g = 1000 g

3. Solve the following.

a. 5 kg 64 g + 3 kg 95 g = ______ kg ______ g
b. 3 kg 60 g + 8 kg 70 g = ______ kg ______ g

c. 5 kg 7 g – 4 kg 4 g = ______ kg ______ g

d. 5 kg 6 g – 3 kg 9 g = ______ kg ______ g

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