net wt 45 g= 1.6 ounces
Each unit of carat weight equates to about 0.006 troy ounces.
16 wt oz = 1 Lb
That is approximately 5.5 tablespoons.
1 Cup liquid = 8 OuncesSuspecting this is a homework question, you can figure out the answer given this information.That answer is NOT correct.If you read the label on the ten ounce can of soup it says "10 oz net wt"This question is still unresolved. We need a fluid measurement for the soup that weighs 10 ounces.There are 11 fluid ounces in a 10.5 oz (net wt) can of Campbells Condensed Cream of Mushroom Soup. I measured twice.
40 dry ounces is 2.5 pounds.
To convert gross weight to net weight, you subtract the tare weight (the weight of the container or packaging) from the gross weight. The formula is: Net Weight = Gross Weight - Tare Weight. This calculation provides the weight of the actual product without any packaging or additional materials.
Left Lung average wt = 560g Right Lung avg. wt = 620g
The abbreviation for weight is wt. This is often used on food packages together with the abbreviation nt, which stands for net. Together, they refer to the net weight contained in the container.
"wt"?
wt is an abbreviation for weight
Take the wt and cube it.
It is not so important as to how many times you eat in a day so much as what you eat and how much. Your caloric intake each day should match what you need to maintain a healthy wt. while doing things which burn calories such as daily activities and exercises.If you are over wt. then this amount of food and drink should be only what you would need to be at your healthy wt. not so much as to maintain an over wt body and then you can lose wt...and if you are under wt your intake should reflect what you would need to get to a healthy wt. i.e. eating more calories so that you will gain wt. Also remember these guidelines are for people without other medical conditions or medications which dictate the need to eat at certain times to keep healthy...such conditions would include diabetes and diabetics on diabetic drugs and hypoglycemic people. There are of course exceptions and more information to all of these...