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By dividing the one billion pounds by the number of pounds in a ton, which is 2240 lb for a [long] ton or 2000 pounds for a short ton.
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How many 500000 are there in a Billion pounds?
1000000000/500000 = 2000 (of 500000 in a Billion pounds)
How many pounds of rice would you need to have a billion grains of rice?
10054762 approximately
How many tons are 200 billion pounds?
2,000 pounds = 1 ton 200 billion pounds = 100 million tons
How many million in a billion pounds?
There are one thousand millions in a billion. For pounds, and everything else.
How many ponds are in 6 billion kilograms?
A mass of 6 billion kilograms weighs 13.228 billion pounds on earth. (rounded) The same mass weighs 2.1596 billion pounds on the moon. (rounded)
How many dollars are in 32 billion pounds?
32 billion pounds = 50.1024 billion U.S. dollars
How many 500000 are there in a Billion pounds?
1000000000/500000 = 2000 (of 500000 in a Billion pounds)
How many jumbo jets would it take to equal 1 billion pounds?
10
How many pounds of rice would you need to have a billion grains of rice?
10054762 approximately
How many millions of pounds are in 8 billion?
there are 8000 millions of pound in in 8 billion pounds
How many kilos equals 2 billion pounds?
2 billion pounds = 907,184,740 kilograms.
How many fifty pence are in a billion pounds?
2 billion
How many thousand pounds in a Trillion pounds?
1 billion
How many tons are 200 billion pounds?
2,000 pounds = 1 ton 200 billion pounds = 100 million tons
How many million in a billion pounds?
There are one thousand millions in a billion. For pounds, and everything else.
How many tons are in 1.35 billion pounds?
1.35 billion pounds = approx 603 thousand Imperial tonnes.
How many kilograms are in 1 billion pounds?
348,169,930 ======================== Another contributor intervened: Sorry. 348,169,930 kilograms weigh only 767,582,391.1 pounds on earth ... about 23.2 percent short of 1 billion pounds. In order to make 1 billion pounds of weight, on earth, you need 453,592,909.4 kilograms of mass. In order to do it on the moon, you need 2,778,256,570 kilograms, or about 6.1 times as many as on earth.
