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How much does 40kgs weigh?
40kg is equivalent to 6.29 stones.
How much do hippos eat a day?
34 - 40Kgs a night
How much will 40kgs in pounds?
which is18.1436948 kilograms
How much food does a tapir eat?
They have been observed to eat up to 40kgs of vegetation in one day
How many pounds is 40kgs?
40 kg * 2.2 = 88
You have four weights and each one of them can be of any value between 1kg to 40kgs in such a combination that you can measure anything starting from 1kg to 40kgs What are the values of my weights?
1, 3, 9, 27
How much is 40 kg in weight?
40kgs equates to 88.1 (88.1849) pounds.
What is 40kgs converted into stone?
1 stone = 6.35029Kg 40 Kg = 6.29892
If a man weighs 40kgs plus half a man how much does he weigh?
Since 'a' means 'any' then this question resupposes that all man weigh equal. 40Kg must be equal to half a man because it is the only other number we are given. Therefore he equals 80kg. Of course you could equally say 40Kgs plus-we don't know who the half the man is.
How much is 60kg in stones?
9.5 stones
How much is 88.2 in stones?
13.88912 stones
How much stones is 54 kilograms?
8.5 stones
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