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How many onces are in a ton?
16 onces in a pound, 2,000 pounds in a ton - 32,000 onces !1 t(US) = 32000.000 oz
How many onces are equal to one fourth of a ton?
8000 oz.
How many onces in a pound weight?
'onces' ??? I think you mean 'ounces'. The IMperial Table of weights is 16 ozs(ounces) = 1 lb(pound) 2 lbs= 1 stone 4 stones = 1 cwt(hundredweight) 20 cwt = 1 ton. The answer to your question is the first line of the table.
How many gallons does 64 onces make?
1/2 of 1.
How many onces in a teaspoon?
That is approximately 1/6 of an ounce
16 onces equals how many pounds?
1 pound
How many onces is 0.5 teaspoon?
That is about 1/12 ounce
How many onces in a tablespoon?
1 oz = 2 tbsp
How many fluid onces in 1 cup?
There are 8 ounces in 1 cup
1 pint 09 onces is how many ounces?
That is 25 ounces.
Eight onces equals how many pints?
1/2 pint
How many onces are in1 gallon?
1 US gallon is 128 ounces
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