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What is 52 kilos in stone?
Probably a pretty big stone, or about 6 - 8 dont know procisely.
How much water in 1 lb of steam?
Approximately 1 lb of steam at 212°F contains 1 lb of water.
How many pounds are 52 kg?
52kg = 114.6 lbs.
How about 160 lb how much in kg?
160 lb is equivalent to approximately 72.57 kg.
How much is 200g in lb?
200 grams is 7.05 ounces or 0.44lb
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How much should a 162cm tall person weigh?
52kg
How much is a 52kg bag of rice in the Philippines?
2,500
How much should a 5' 6 14 year old girl weigh?
You should weigh from 52kg (115lbs) to 61kg (135lbss)
How many stones are in 52kg?
52 Kg is 8.2 Stone
How many stones are in 52 kilos?
8.2st per 52kg
What is the ideal weight for a short petite female aged 26?
52kg
What is 52 kilos in stone?
Probably a pretty big stone, or about 6 - 8 dont know procisely.
How tall is Whitney Port from 'The Hills'?
She's nothing below 5'10
How much is it for a lb of cheese?
Swiss deli is 5.87/lb
How much do great danes wiegh?
2000 lb. (lb is pounds)
How much do smooth hamsters weigh in lb or kg?
18 lb
7 oz equals how much in lbs?
16 oz = 1 lb → 7oz = 7 ÷ 16 lb = 7/16 lb = 0.4375 lb ≈ 0.44 lb
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