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What are punds?

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∙ 16y ago

Updated: 5/21/2024

It means "pounds"

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How many punds is 1000000 pounds?

1,000,000 pounds is equal to 1 million pounds.

How many Pound of kg?

There are approximately 2.20462 pounds in 1 kilogram.

How many punds is 50 kilograms?

50 kilograms is 110.23 pounds.

How many punds is 57 kilograms?

57 kilograms is equivalent to approximately 125.66 pounds.

How much does 3000 grams weigh?

3000 grams is 3 kilos, It goes 2.204 punds per kilo. 3X2.204=6,612. 3000grams is 2.204 Pounds.

Average weight for a 5 foot 4 17 year old?

120 punds 120 punds

How many punds are you?

i am 70

about 9 punds?

about 8 pounds

What is England's current events?

It is Punds and Erow

How heavy is Gerard way?

500,000 punds

How much does a Sugar bowl weigh?

30 punds

How many pounds in 112 kilograms?

about 246.9 punds

How many punds are 16 ounces?

1 pound

How much is 7 punds in ounces?

112 ounces!

Are cashews gluten free?

no cahnews have 10 punds

15 tons is equal to how many punds?

33069.33 pounds

What is 65 kilograms into punds?

65 kg = 143.3 pounds

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