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How many pounds are there in 8 tons?
There are 2000 pounds in one ton. Therefore, 8 tons is equal to 8 x 2000 = 16000 pounds.8 short tons in lbs is 16000.
How many pounds is 8 tons?
16,000 pounds.
8 tons is equal to how many pounds?
8 tons is equal to 16,000 pounds.
How many tons in 16000 pounds?
16000 lb = 8 t(US)
16000 pounds equals how many tons?
16,000 lbs= 8 tons
How many pounds in 8 tons?
16,ooo pounds
How many pounds are in four and five eights tons?
45/8 tons is 9,250 pounds.
How many tons are in 16009 pounds?
A ton is 2000 pounds, so there are 8 tons with 9 pounds remaining.
8 tons = pounds?
8 tons = 16000 pounds
How many tons equal 8 million pounds?
4,000 tons
How many pounds does 8 tons weigh?
16,000 lbs in the US and 17,920 lbs in the UK.
How many pounds are there in 8 tons 30 pounds?
There are 2000 pounds in one ton (short ton). Therefore, 8 tons 30 pounds is equal to 8 x 2000 = 16000 + 30 = 16030 pounds.
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