NumihanaConvert 2140 g to kg. Use 1000 smaller units for one larger unit.
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Convert grams to kilograms.
Convert multiples of ten grams to kilograms using at most two decimal places.
Numihana · England Year 4
Convert grams to kilograms
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Date: ______________
Convert multiples of ten grams to kilograms using at most two decimal places.
Convert 1120 g to kg. Use 1000 smaller units for one larger unit.
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Convert 7080 g to kg. Use 1000 smaller units for one larger unit.
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Convert 7700 g to kg. Use 1000 smaller units for one larger unit.
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Convert 6740 g to kg. Use 1000 smaller units for one larger unit.
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Convert 4410 g to kg. Use 1000 smaller units for one larger unit.
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Numihana · England Year 4
Convert grams to kilograms
Answer key
Name: ______________
Date: ______________
Convert multiples of ten grams to kilograms using at most two decimal places.
Convert 2140 g to kg. Use 1000 smaller units for one larger unit.
Answer: 2.14
Convert 1120 g to kg. Use 1000 smaller units for one larger unit.
Answer: 1.12
Convert 7080 g to kg. Use 1000 smaller units for one larger unit.
Answer: 7.08
Convert 7700 g to kg. Use 1000 smaller units for one larger unit.
Answer: 7.7
Convert 6740 g to kg. Use 1000 smaller units for one larger unit.
Answer: 6.74
Convert 4410 g to kg. Use 1000 smaller units for one larger unit.
Answer: 4.41
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Convert multiples of ten grams to kilograms using at most two decimal places.
Department for Education: mathematics programmes of study ↗
Year 4 → Measurement · Selected statutory skill. Pack 2.2.0 · source checked 2026-10-12.
For teachers and parents
Use the stated relationship between larger and smaller units. Divide a small-unit count to obtain larger units, and multiply a large-unit count to obtain smaller units.
A common slip
The numerical value gets smaller when the unit gets larger. Keep the quantity itself unchanged.
Worked example
Convert 6400 g to kg. Use 1000 smaller units for one larger unit.
Answer: 6.4
Use the stated relationship between larger and smaller units. Divide a small-unit count to obtain larger units, and multiply a large-unit count to obtain smaller units.