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I need help with metric system homework. Can someone help me how to conver it?

0.3 mg = _____mcg 60 mg = _____g 100 mg = _____g 1.3 g = _____mg 0.005g = _____mg 300 mL = _____L
7g = _____ mg 23g = _____kg 8.01 L = _____ mL
3.6 m = _____ mm 1200 mg _____g 462 mg = ____mcg
70kg = _____ lbs 200 g = _____Kg 12 lbs = _____g

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1 mg = 1000 mcg, so 0.3 mg = 0.3*1000mcg = 300 mcg
1 mg = 0.001 g, so 60 mg = 60*0.001g = 0.06g
100mg = 100*0.001g = 0.1g
1g = 1000mg, so 1.3g = 1.3*1000mg = 1300 mg
0.005g = 0.005*1000mg = 5g
1mL = 0.001L, so 300mL = 0.3L
1g = 1000 mg, so 7g = 7*1000mg = 7000mg
1g = 0.001kg, so 23g = 23*0.001g = 0.023kg
1L = 1000mL, so 8.01mL = 8.01*1000mL = 8010mL
1m = 1000mm, so 3.6m = 3.6*1000mm = 3600mm
1200mg = 1200*0.001g = 1.2g
462mg = 462*1000mcg = 462000mcg
1kg = 2.2046lbs, so 70kg = 70*2.2046lbs = 154.322lbs
1g = 0.001 Kg, so 200g = 200 *0.001Kg = 0.2Kg
1lb = 453.592g, so 12lbs = 12*453.592g = 5443.104g

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