Assuming that the abbreviation "NT" means "net tons" or some other unit of mass or weight and that the percentages are by weight or mass, this is essentially an algebra problem. Call the unknown amount of copper x in NT. Since the original mix contains 0.20 % of copper, its copper content is 0.0020 X 165 = 0.330 NT. Then 0.33 + x = 0.0021 X (165 + x), or 0.33 + x = 0.346 + 0.0021x, or 0.9979x = 0.346 - 0.330, or x = 0.016 NT of copper. Using U. S. tons of 2000 pounds each, this equals 32 pounds.
There is no copper in 10lbs of Titanium, only Titanium.
Formula: pounds x 0.453 = kg
20 pounds
Formula: pounds x 16 = ounces
Use this formula: kilograms x 2.2 = pounds
10.5#.
there is 105 lbs.
5.25% of 200 pounds is 10.5 pounds. (200 x .0525) So, the 200 pound object would be composed of an alloy containing 10.5 pounds of copper.
Not sure what you mean. Do you mean: If 160 pounds is 20 percent, what is 100 percent? Or do you mean what is 20 percent of 160 pounds? 160 pounds is 20 percent then 100 percent is 5X160 = 800 pounds. 20 percent of 160 pounds is 160/20 = 8 pounds. * * * * * Mathematically, 20% of 160 pounds = 20% * 160 pounds But multiplication is commutative. So 20% * 160 pounds = 160 pounds * 20% ie 160 pounds of 20%
95 percent of 23.44 pounds is 22.268 pounds.
5.25 percent of 200 pounds = 10.50 pounds
10 percent of 60 pounds is 6 pounds.
20 percent of 360 pounds = 72 pounds
15 pounds.
1200 lbs. in copper
How much 90 pounds of copper cost
10 percent of 45 pounds is 4.5 pounds.