A shopkeeper packs 4 hectograms of tea. How many grams is that?
A40 g
B4000 g
C400 g
D4 g
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. 400 g
1. One hectogram is 100 g.
2. Multiply: 4 x 100 g = 400 g.
3. 40 g would be 4 dekagrams and 4000 g would be 4 kilograms.
_Source: Wikipedia, Kilogram, Usage and practical issues with SI mass units_
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