Convert 55.2 g to milligrams: ________ (use appropriate unit abbreviation)
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
55200 mg
1,000 = 1 gram
55.2 g : x = 1 g : 1,000 mg
55.2 × 1000 = x × 1
55,200 mg = x
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