Unless I miss my guess, it looks like a set of geographic coordinates that describes
the location of a point on the Earth's surface.
If so, it's slightly ambiguous because, although the latitude is clearly marked 'N' for 'North',
the longitude is marked neither 'E' for 'East' nor 'W' for 'West', so we can only narrow the
location down to two possibilities:
-- If the longitude is 75.7 degrees East, then the point is located in southeastern Kazakhstan,
near the border with China and about 134 miles west-northwest of Taldy Kurgan.
-- If the longitude is 75.7 degrees West, then the point is located about 430-ft south-southwest
of the intersection of Carling Ave and Bronson Ave, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
1 kilogram = 1000 grams so 454 kg = 454*1000 = 454000 grams. Simple!
454 g = one pound.
About one pound in 454 grams.
Their mass is 454 kilograms
1,000 lbs or 454 Kilograms
757 equals 757.No other number equals 757.
454 + 454 + 454 + 454 + 454 + 454 = 2724
1 and 757
757
The 757 is out of production but its prices in 2002 were: US$65 Million for the 757-200 and US$80 Million for the 757-300.
454 = 454. No other number is equal to 454.
It is: 757+9 = 766
757
It honestly depends on what type of 757 you use. 757-200, -200F, -200WL, or -300 Boeing 757-200: 3,900 nautical miles Boeing 757-200F: 3,150 nautical miles Boeing 757-200WL: 4,100 nautical miles Boeing 757-300: 3,467 nautical miles
yes. 757 is a prime number!
757 ___ 1000 You can probably simplify that to.
The 757-200 holds 11,489 gallons, the 757-300 holds 11,466 gallons.