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Kilo is a unit prefix that translates to 1,000, or 10^3. Gram is a unit of mass.

A kg is a weight measurement

SI units are as follows:
Length: Metres
Volume: Litres
Mass: Kilograms
Time: Seconds
Temperature: Kelvin

You use cubic liters when measuring smaller stuff, like the volume of a backpack or a suitcase (I have a normal sized bag that measures 60 liters, it says so on the bag) But when measuring, say, the volume of a landslide, you would say 2,9 million cubic meters, and 1 cubic meter is 1000 liters, and 1 liter is 1 kilo. So 1 cubic meter of water is 1 ton. Metric, **** yeah!

Actually litres are a non-SI unit mentioned in SI.

three feet make a kilogram

2 gallons to the pound.

15,94 Cubic hectoliters in an inch.

Nonsense.. 4.67 kilograms is 2 fahrenheit

two liters make a yard

And 4.67 kilograms is a mile.

Those are some tiny ******* feet.

It's called a kiloliter.