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How many pounds make a stone?
14 pounds make one stone.
How many pounds are 100 stone?
50 pounds = 3.6 stone.
How many stone are there in 33 pounds?
There are 14 pounds in one stone. Therefore, 33 pounds is equal to 33/14 = 2 stone 5 pounds or 2.357142 recurring (that is, 2.357142357142...) stone.
How many pounds is in 10 stone 3?
they are 14 pounds in a stone, so 10 stones and 3 pounds is equal to 143 pounds
How many lb's in 14.5 stone?
14.5 stone = 203 pounds
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How many pounds are in 1428 grams?
3.14
How many pounds are in a stone?
There are 14 pounds in one stone.
How many pounds are their in a stone?
This depends on how big the stone is. There are 14 pounds in a stone.
How many pounds is 9.5 stone?
9.5 stone = 133 pounds.
How many pounds are in 1 stone?
1 stone = 14 pounds.
How many pounds in 19 stone?
19 stone = 266 pounds.
How many pounds are in stones?
1 stone = 14 pounds.
How many stone are there in 60 pounds?
60 pounds is 4.3 stone.
How many pounds are in 4 stone?
4 stone is 56 pounds (14 pounds per stone).
How many stone are in 700 pounds?
700 pounds is 50 stone.
How many pounds is 20 stone?
ok if there is 14 pounds in a stone then there would be ... 280 pounds in 20 stone!
How many pounds is 100 stone?
(a stone equals 14 pounds)
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