The cost of 750g of potatoes in the UK is (February 2011) about £1.72 in Sainsburys but I believe they're cheaper in ASDA.
The imperial equivalent to 750 g (grams) is 1.65 lb (pounds).
at least 750g
You need about 1333.33 boxes of 750g cereal to make 1t
Oh, dude, 750g is like 0.75kg. So, the ratio of 750g to 1kg is 0.75:1. It's like saying you have 75% of a kilogram, but who's really counting, right?
There are 1000g in a kg so 1kg is greater than 750g(.75kg).
approx 750g
Set up an equivalent ratio: 9/750g=x/1500g (where 1.5 kg has been coverted into grams) Then solve, x=9*1500/750 x=18 Another approach is to observe that 1.5 kg is 2 times as much as 750g. Therefore the cost would also be twice as much so 2*9 = 18.
On Earth, 750g of anything weighs 1lb 10.5oz . (In other places, it doesn't.)
If you were able to collect all the dust - including the tiny air-borne articles, collect all the sawdust from the grinder, then the mass will be 750g.
The number of sweet potatoes in 750 grams can vary depending on their size. On average, a medium sweet potato weighs about 150-200 grams. Therefore, you can expect around 4 to 5 medium sweet potatoes to make up 750 grams. If the sweet potatoes are larger or smaller, the count may differ accordingly.
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It depends on the route you want the letter to take... and how much it weighs. The minimum standard charge is £1.05 for a 10g letter - the maximum is £6.60 for a letter weighing 750g. The economy prices are £0.90 (10g) to £6.55 (750g).