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4th Grade Math Question of the Day

4th Grade Math Question of the Day

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A bag of apples weighs 2 kg and a bag of oranges weighs 1,500 g. What is the total weight in grams?

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Question of the Day

A bag of apples weighs 2 kg and a bag of oranges weighs 1,500 g. What is the total weight in grams?

  1. 3,500 g (correct answer)
  2. 3,000 g
  3. 1,700 g
  4. 2,500 g

Explanation: Converting 2 kg to grams gives 2,000 g, and adding the 1,500 g of oranges gives a total of 3,500 g. Choice B (3,000 g) forgets to include the oranges' full weight. Choices C (1,700 g) and D (2,500 g) come from adding only part of one weight or misconverting kilograms to grams.