Mathematics, 25.07.2019 13:30 aspenwheeler6804

Which measure correctly completes the statement? 2,231.5 miliigrams =? a. 2.2315 g b. 223.15 g c. 22,315 g d. 0.0022315 g which measure correctly completes the statement? 627.532l = ? ml a. 6.27532 ml b. 627,532ml c. 62,753.2 ml d. 627,532,000ml

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Which measure correctly completes the statement? 2,231.5 miliigrams =? a. 2.2315 g b. 223.15 g c....