How can I convert kilograms to centimeters?

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In summary, the conversion factor from kilogram to centimeter is 1000000 and there are 1000000 centimeters in a kilogram. To convert from kilograms to centimeters, simply multiply the number of kilograms by 1000000. This conversion can also be done using a calculator by multiplying the number of kilograms by 1000000. As long as the correct conversion factor is used, the conversion from kilogram to centimeter is accurate.
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^^^^^^^^^^^^

i forgot :P
 
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Um.. what?

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feod203, I'm going to report this thread to the other Mentors as a problem. Based on your previous thread about how to convert g to kg, I'm starting to believe that you are just here to waste our time.

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=140918

This thread is locked and you are warned. If your question in this thread is truly genuine, PM me. Otherwise, stop wasting our time.
 

1. What is the conversion factor for kilogram to centimeter?

The conversion factor for kilogram to centimeter is 1000000.

2. How many centimeters are in a kilogram?

There are 1000000 centimeters in a kilogram.

3. How do I convert from kilograms to centimeters?

To convert from kilograms to centimeters, multiply the number of kilograms by 1000000.

4. Can I convert from kilograms to centimeters using a calculator?

Yes, you can convert from kilograms to centimeters using a calculator by entering the number of kilograms and multiplying it by 1000000.

5. Is the conversion from kilogram to centimeter accurate?

Yes, the conversion from kilogram to centimeter is accurate as long as the correct conversion factor of 1000000 is used.

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