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How much is 10 pounds in pounds?
10 pounds is equivalent to 10 pounds.
How much is 700 pounds in pounds?
700 pounds is equivalent to 700 pounds.
How much is 412 pounds is pounds?
lbs is pounds-abbreviated.
HOW MUCH IS 1.5 million of pounds IN POUNDS?
1.5 million pounds is equal to 1,500,000 pounds.
How much is 50g in pounds?
0.11023 pounds.
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500grams=1pound
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1.1 pounds.... 500grams
How much sugar in mixed juice?
500grams
How many kilograms are there in 500grams?
0.5kg per 500grams.
What does 500grams equal to in centigrams?
50,000
What is 4 x 500grams?
2000 grams!
What is 500grams in ml?
if you assume 1g/ml density, 500ml
What is 3 kilograms plus 500grams?
3.5 kg or 3500 grams.
How many cups of plain flour is 500grams?
That is approximately 4 cups
What fraction of a kilogram is 500grams?
500 grams is equal to 1/2 kilo.
What is 500grams in milliliters?
You cannot equate weight and volume without having the density or concentration
What fraction of 1kg is 500 grams?
fraction = 500grams/1kg = 500/1000 = 1/2
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