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Is 18000 pounds greater then 9 tons?
nope, 9 tons and 18000 ponds equal the same ammount
Is 18000 ponds bigger than 9 tons?
No. Those are equal weights.
Is 18000 pounds greater or 9 tons?
1 ton = 2000 lbs. 18000 lbs = 9 tons.
How many tons are there in 18000 pounds?
There are 2000 pounds in one ton (short ton). therefore, 18000 pounds is equal to 18000/2000 = 9 tons.
How many tons is 18000 pounds?
18000 pounds = 8.165 metric tonnes, 8.036 long tons ,or 9 short tons
How many ounces is 18 thousands tons?
One ton = 2000 pounds 1 pound = 16 ounces (18000 tons) * (2000 pounds/1 ton) * (16 ounces/1pound) = (18000 * 2000 * 16) = 576,000,000 ounces.
18000 p equals how many tons?
3 tons
What is 9 tons in pounds?
18000
Is 1800 pounds. equal to 9 tons?
No, 18000 pounds is 9 tons
Is 18000 bigger than 9 tons?
same
Is 9 tons equivalent to 18000 pounds?
Yes.
18000 lb which is bigger 9t?
The answer is = because 9 ton equals 18,000 so it is equal
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