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Is 0.68 equal 0.6800?
Yes, they are equal.
Is 0.4 less than greater than or equal to 0.400?
0.4 is equal to 0.400
What fraction is equal to 0.15?
0.15 is equal to 3/20
What is the answer for 9.02 is greater than or less then or equal to 9.020?
equal to
Is five-ninths of 27 not equal to 15?
No. It is equal to 15. One-ninth of 27 is 3 and 5 of those equal 15.
How many kg are 13 lb?
13lb = 5.897kg
What is 18st 3lb from 17st 13lb?
18st 3lb - 17st 13lb = 4lb. Therefore, the difference is 4 pounds.
Would anyone have a tiny acorn chihuahua grown to 13lb in UK?
I have a tiny acorns Chihuahua purchasesd from co durham. He will be around 13lb.
What is 6.17 Kilograms into pounds?
6.17 kilograms is approximately equal to 13.59 pounds. This conversion can be calculated by multiplying the number of kilograms by 2.20462 (the conversion factor).
How much is 14 pounds 6 ounces subtract 13 pounds 10 ounces?
1 lb = 16 oz 14 lb = 13lb + 1 lb = 13lb + 16 oz → 14lb 6 oz - 13 lb 10 oz = (13lb + 16 oz) + 6 oz - (13 lb + 10 oz) = 13lb - 13 lb + 16 oz + 6 oz - 10 oz = 12 oz
How many kilograms are in 1 stone 13 pounds?
1 stone is equal to 6.35 kilograms, and 13 pounds is equal to approximately 5.9 kilograms. Therefore, 1 stone 13 pounds is roughly equivalent to 12.25 kilograms.
What is 9st 13lb in kg?
9 stone 13 pounds = 63.0493394 kilograms
If you weigh 265 lbs how much is that in stone?
A stone is a British unit = to 14lbs therefore 245 lbs = 17.5 stone.
Can you convert 7kg into stone?
Rounded to two decimal places, 7 stone is equal to 44.45 kilograms.
How many kilograms are in 11 stone 13 pounds?
11stone 13lb is 75.75 kilograms.
How many pounds and ounces in 6 kg?
6 kg is equal to 13.22 pounds. One kilogram is approximately 2.20462 pounds. There are 16 ounces in a pound, so in 6 kg, there are approximately 211.52 ounces.
What equilibrant force would balance forces of 12 lb east and 5 lb north acting at the same point?
the answer is 13lb south of west since the resultant is 13lb north of east. in getting the equilibrant force, just copy the resultant and reverse the direction. then that's it. .
