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How many pounds make a tons?
2200 lbs
How many tons are in 14000lbs?
400 lbs= to ounces
How many pounds does 2 tons have?
A ton = 2000 lbs; 2 tons = 4000 lbs. Not to be confused with "tonne" which is metric and = 1000kg or 22o4.62 lbs; 2 tonnes = 4409.24 lbs.
How many tons is 27000 lbs?
The ton used in the US is equal to 2000 pounds, so to convert from pounds to tonnes, you divide by 2000.
How many tons are in 5622 pounds?
2.81 tons.
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How tons is 170000 ounces?
170,000 ounces is 5.31 tons.
How many lbs is 14 tons?
14 tons X 2000 lbs/ton = 28000 lbs
How many tons is 14450 lbs.?
7.225 tons.
How many tons is 26500 lbs?
13.25 tons
How many tons are in a 7500 lbs?
3.75 tons
How many tons is 5400 lbs.?
2.7 tons
How many tons is 76000 lbs?
76,000 pounds (lbs) is 38 US tons or 33.928 long (UK) tons.
How many lbs in 6 tons?
There are 12,000 lbs in 6 tons. 1 ton is equal to 2,000 lbs.
126 tons is equal to how many short tons?
long ton = 2,240 lbs. short ton = 2,000 lbs. thus, 126 long tons = 282,240 lbs. = 141.12 short tons 126 short tons = 252,000 lbs. = 112.5 long tons
3083.9 lbs equals how many tons?
1.4 tons
How many tons equals 42960 lbs?
21.48 tons
How many pounds are in 100000 tons?
1 ton is 2,000 lbs. 100,000 tons is 200,000,000 lbs.
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