Question
Express $26 \ kg\ 50\ g$ as $\ kg$ using decimal.
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Answer
$26 \ kg\ 50\ g = 26 \ kg + 50\ g = 26 \ kg + \frac{50}{1000} \ kg ...[\because 1\ gm =\frac{1}{1000}kg]$
$= 26 \ kg + 0.050 \ kg$
$= (26 + 0.050) \ kg = 26.050 \ kg = 26.05 \ kg$
$= 26 \ kg + 0.050 \ kg$
$= (26 + 0.050) \ kg = 26.050 \ kg = 26.05 \ kg$
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