Question
How many metric tons are there in teragram?
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Answer
In 1 teragram = 102g
In 1 metric ton = 103kg = 103 × 103 = 106g
$\therefore$ Number of metric tons are in teragram.
$=\frac{10^{12}\text{g}}{10^{6}\text{g}}=10^6$
In 1 metric ton = 103kg = 103 × 103 = 106g
$\therefore$ Number of metric tons are in teragram.
$=\frac{10^{12}\text{g}}{10^{6}\text{g}}=10^6$
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