How much is a pound of vegetables, and why do you use kilograms when weighing?

In daily life, we Chinese are accustomed to using "jin (city jin)" as the basic unit of weight. "Kilogram (kg)" is the current international unit of weight, but also China's national "legal unit of measurement", the country does not have the obligation to use only the international unit, so in China's daily habits of "catty" and legal "kilogram" can be used, but as a measuring instrument produced in accordance with the provisions of the home measurement law, should be in accordance with the national laws and regulations to produce "kilogram" as the basic unit of scales, the standard weight price should be based on "kilogram" as the basic unit.

Other countries have been accustomed to "pounds (1 pound kilogram)" as the basic unit of weight, the electronic scales they produce in this region may be used in the "pounds" as the unit of weight, but this "scale" sold to China, must use the "kilogram" as the unit, otherwise it is more lame to use.

Don't know if it happened in what store? Weighing is the same, regardless of kilograms, kilograms. Just read the scale, there is a difference between kilograms and catties.

Of course, it is rare nowadays to use a calculator to calculate **. Weigh the readings directly. If the weight is displayed in kilograms, then the unit price is 1 kilogram**.

Moreover, if the kilogram reading is not accurate, then the kilogram is not accurate. So don't worry about kilograms, there are errors in the reading of kilograms.

In fact, the kilogram is the international standard, but we are not used to buying vegetables, and we are still used to using catties. The actual effect is the same.

One kilogram is equal to two kilograms, so each kilogram of vegetable yuan, calculated by unit weight, can be calculated in this way, so that the ** per kilogram of this dish is yuan.

One kilogram is equal to two catties, so the unit price of each kilogram of vegetables is yuan, which can be calculated as follows: yuan, so the ** per kilogram of vegetables is.

One kilogram is equal to two city catties, so one kilogram of vegetables, calculate the unit price of one catty, you can list the formula in this way, so the ** of one city catty of this kind of vegetables is yuan.

One kilogram is equivalent to two cats, so the unit price per kilogram of vegetables is yuan, which can be calculated as follows: yuan, so the ** per kilogram of vegetables is.

Because the kilogram (kg) is an international unit of measurement, it is in line with the world and universal.

Jin is the unit of weight we often use, and kilogram (kg) is the world's common unit of weight, which is 1000 round, and Jin is 500 round, which is difficult to make with electronic products.

When buying vegetables, the weighing of vegetables is used in kilograms, and the weighing can also be transferred to the city catties is the same.

Summary. For example: a pound of celery, someone wants celery, you put the celery on it, enter 3 in the button area (some settings need to enter 300, the first time you can pay attention to the display of the unit price), and then see how much the amount of money is displayed in the amount area, just find how much the customer charges.

The unit price on the electronic scale is the price of kilograms, and the weight is the number of kilograms, if the customer asks how many catties of the food he bought, you can look at the number displayed in the weight, for example, and then multiply it by 2 to tell him that it is catties.

Hello. For example: celery is rented in spring, someone wants celery, you put the celery on it, enter 3 in the button area (some settings need to enter 300, you can pay attention to the display of the unit price for the first time), and then look at the amount of the area to show how much the bucket shows, just find how much the customer charges.

The unit price on the electronic scale is the price of kilograms, and the weight is the number of kilograms, if the customer asks how many catties of vegetables he bought, you can take the mold mill to see the number displayed in the weight, for example, and then multiply it by 2 to tell him that it is a catty.

I looked carefully at the wheel of Qi to know that it was a quality problem, I checked the dictionary, it is like this: 1 catty = 10 taels = 100 money to make a pound of vegetables is equal to 100 money dishes.

One pound is one tael, and nine taels is.

1.The city jin is generally referred to as the jin, and there is a city burden above the city jin, which is in the hundreds; There are two cities below the city catty, the city money, the city points, the city centi, the city milli, the city silk and so on in decimal places. Since Qin Shi Huang unified weights and measures to the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China has been using a catty of sixteen taels system, on June 25, 1959 issued the "Order on the Unified Measurement System", retaining the municipal system, "the city system was originally set at 16 taels for a catty, because of the trouble of conversion, should be changed to 10 taels for a catty."

The measurement of traditional Chinese medicine is still unchanged from the old system.

2.Kilogram generally refers to kilograms. The kilogram (symbol kg) is the basic unit of measurement of mass in the International System of Units, and the kilogram is also one of the most commonly used basic units in daily life.

3.Conversion. 1 city jin = kilogram.

1 city jin = 10 taels.

4.Compute. One pound and ten taels.

So two yuan a catty, that is, one tael, two taels to pay yuan, one catty and two taels is 2 yuan)

1 city catty is 250g, 100 grams, equal to the city two, you can calculate the price in this way.

Two yuan a catty, one catty and two taels is 2* yuan.

One catty and two taels is a kilogram; Two yuan a pound is 4 yuan a kilogram. Kilograms are yuan.

One pound is equal to ten taels, and one kilogram is two pounds, that is, two dollars and four cents.

1 catty and 2 taels, it is a catty, look at the weight conversion, unit conversion,

The price of vegetables is one yuan a catty, and the kilogram weighs the input 2 is 2 yuan a kilogram, which is right, if the apple is a catty, the kilogram weighs the input to multiply the unit price by 2, that is, the input;

Since you entered kilograms**, the result is normal and does not need to be divided by two.

For example, if you buy a pound of apples and weigh them in kilograms, then the ** you enter is the yuan, and the apples are in kilograms, ** directly shows the yuan.

No one suffered.

1 yuan 1 catty, converted into kilograms is 2 yuan 1 kilogram, with a kilogram scale, the unit price is of course to enter 2.

Apple yuan catty, converted into kilograms is yuan kilograms, and then on the kilogram scale, enter the unit price, and the amount of money will be automatically calculated, just trade according to this money, without dividing by 2. Because the final display is the amount, not the unit price, and the unit price has been converted to market catties and kilograms, so the amount has nothing to do with "2".

Two yuan a catty, one catty and two taels is 2* yuan.

One catty and two taels is a kilogram; Two yuan a pound is 4 yuan a kilogram. Kilograms are yuan.

Solution: The dish of the catty is x yuan, 1::x

1 x=x=3A: A catty dish is 3 yuan.

Ah bro, wouldn't such low-level math be?

Multiply the unit price by the quantity to know how much the total price of the dish is!! Meta).