It means it's 20 (Twenty) pounds..
Pounds is an imperial measure in the US for weight..
20lbs is about 9.0718474 kg (Kilograms)
Notice I put an "s" after lb, it's because the digits 20 is larger than a one..
20lb paper means that 500 sheets of 17 x 22 paper (2000 sheets or 4 reams of 8.5 x 11) will weigh 20lbs.
"20 pound paper" means that a ream of the paper (500 sheets) weighs 20 pounds. This weight measure is used to indicate the thickness and durability of the paper, with higher weight papers being thicker and sturdier.
20 pound copy paper refers to the weight of the paper, with 20 pounds indicating the weight of a ream (500 sheets). It is a standard weight for general everyday printing and copying tasks. The higher the weight, the thicker and more durable the paper will be.
That depends on the weight of the paper. Thicker 20 pound paper weighs more than thinner 18 pound paper.
The weight listing on paper refers to the thickness and stiffness of the paper or some would say the density by area. So, the higher the weight listing of the paper the thicker, stiffer and more opaque the paper will be. It should be noted that this will vary some by types of paper as 20 pound bond paper is not as thick or stiff as 20 pound cover paper.
If you mean how many WEIGH a pound, and not how many are in a British pound, all US paper bills weigh 1 gram. A pound is about 454 grams so you'd need 454 bills to weigh a pound.
No! Only £5, £10, £15, £20, and £50 pound note are made of paper. £1's and £2's are made of different metals.
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Using good quality 24 pound paper, a one inch thick stack is about 215 sheets. Using the more common 20 pound paper - popular in schools - one inch is about 250 sheets.
50 lbs.
Paper notes were printed in denominations between £20 and £1000 from as early as 1855.