2 ounces is 1/8 of a pound.
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2 ounces of water is approximately 56.699 ml.
2ounces or 3ounces if he/she is still hungry
16c = 32 ounces (2 pounds) 1c = 32/16= 2ounces
1 ounce peach schnapps..2ounces of orange juice and ice shake the ingredients n pour into a small cocktail glass..add a straw..n your good to go.
16 ounces = 1 pound(6.5 + 6.5 + 10 + 75) ounces = 98 ounces98 ounces = 98/16 = 6.125 pounds or 6pounds 2ounces
139.5 cups1 cup = 8 ounces 1 ounce = 0.12 cup
She would weigh 16.55 percent of her Earth weight. For example, if she weighs 135 pounds on Earth, then she would weigh 22pounds 51/2ounces on the moon. That's 'body only', not counting the space suit, boots, air conditioner, oxygen tank, helmet etc. that she would need to wear just to survive on the moon.
you make equal parts if your using a 4 ounce formula with a 2oz color bottle you would use 1oz of 20 volume developer then 1oz water then 2ounces of color
For liquids: There are nearly 30gr in an ounce; just under 60 grams in 2 oz. One tsp is 15 cc which is about 4 tsp of liquid. The conversion of non-liquids using weights and volumes is not as accurate; you need to know the density.
http://www.ez-calculators.com/measurement-conversion-calculator.htm here this will tell you
Given the conservation of matter, one pound. Given that no system is perfect, the weight of bacon post cooking depends entirely on the amount of fat present in the bacon, the length of time the bacon is cooked and whether you are including the grease leftover in the pan after cooking. In general, bacon consists of 40-60% fat. If you cook it to a burnt crisp, you'll likely have half or less of the weight of the bacon you started with. If you cook until you reach a rubbery texture, you'll probably lose closer to only 30-40% of the bacon's original weight.