Kilo is (k)
and
Gram is (g)
So the abbreviation from Kilogram is (kg)
often mistaken, for all prefixes of multiplyer of 1000 and below, the character is written small. Above that it is written in capitals.
f=femto= x10^-16,
p=pico= x10^-12,
n=nano= x10^-9,
µ=micro= x10^-6,
m=mili= x10^-3,
d=deca= x10^1,
h=hecto= x10^2,
k=kilo= x10^3,
M=Mega= x10^6,
G=Giga= x10^9,
T=Tera= x10^12,
P=Penta= x10^16
Kilograms is abbreviated as 'kg'
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∙ 12y agoThe abbreviation for kilogram is kg.
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Abbreviation for gram is g, and abbreviation for kilo- prefix is k, so kilogram abbreviation is kg. See related link.
The abbreviation for kilograms is just kg although a lot of writers use kgs but this is unnecessary.but thanks for asking o wait this is ask.com hahahaHA.
kg is an abbreviation for kilograms, a measurement of mass or weight. If you meant kilometer, then it is 1,000 meters or 0.6 miles approximately.
15 kilograms + 911 kilograms + 4.5 kilograms = 930.5 kilograms.
The abbreviation for abbreviation is "abbr."
25 kilograms (kg is the abbreviation for kilogram)
'kg' is an abbreviation for kilograms - they are the same thing.
'KG' normally stands for kilograms.
Abbreviation for gram is g, and abbreviation for kilo- prefix is k, so kilogram abbreviation is kg. See related link.
Kilos is just an abbreviation for kilograms. So they are exactly the same.
Yes. 'Kilos', 'kg' and 'kilogram' all refer to the same unit of measure.
metric ton, same as tonne, or 1,000 kilograms
No, kg is the abbreviation for kilogram and kilograms, e.g. 1kg, 10kg
Kilo is an abbreviation for kilogram. Therefore, the correct plural of kilo is kilograms.
The abbreviation for kilograms is just kg although a lot of writers use kgs but this is unnecessary.but thanks for asking o wait this is ask.com hahahaHA.
As an abbreviation, kilo could easily stand either for kilograms or kilometers.
There is no difference. However, the correct abbreviation is "kg" not "KG". If the abbreviation is capitalised, it is merely poor writing.