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The kilogram is the standard unit of mass used worldwide, equal to one thousand grams and symbolized as "kg." It matters because it's the fundamental measurement that scientists, engineers, and everyday people rely on to weigh and compare the mass of objects accurately across different countries and contexts.
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キログラム(仏: kilogramme、英: kilogram、記号: kg)は、国際単位系(SI)における質量の基本単位である。基本単位にSI接頭語(k)がついているのはキログラムだけである。 現在、kgとはプランク定数によって定義されている。 グラム(gram)はキログラムの1000分の1と定義される。またメートル系トン(metric ton)はキログラムの1000倍(1メガグラム)に等しいと定義される。 単位の「k」は小文字で書き、大文字で「Kg」と表記しない。 「キロ#小文字を使う理由」を参照
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