No, as computers count in twos (because of binary) each "step up" after the byte is 1,024.
8 bits in a byte
1,024 bytes in a kilobyte
1,024 kilobytes in a megabyte.
Most hard drive manufactures round the 1,024 off to 1,000. So a 1 Terabyte hard drive is often 1,000 Gigabytes, not 1,024 as it "should" be.
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1 kg because 1kg is 1000 g and 1000 is more than 820.
32% of 820 = 32% * 820 = 0.32 * 820 = 262.4
25% of 820= 25% * 820= 0.25 * 820= 205
2% of 820 = 2% * 820 = 0.02 * 820 = 16.4
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The first ten positive integer multiples of 820 are: 1 x 820 = 820 2 x 820 = 1640 3 x 820 = 2460 4 x 820 = 3280 5 x 820 = 4100 6 x 820 = 4920 7 x 820 = 5740 8 x 820 = 6560 9 x 820 = 7380 10 x 820 = 8200
82 tens =82 × 10 = 820