I think no because the blocks would be too heavy to weigh.
No, the range of the scale is wrong, the food scale probably has a maximum capacity of one or two pounds, whereas a concrete block weighs about 40 pounds, so the scale can not weigh the block.
"Bring the scale and let's weigh these math books."
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I got that worksheet lol its "Did you hear about the bank robber who stepped on a scale and got a weigh" lol cheesy right
would a scale that is used to weigh food be the best tool to weigh concrete blocks
No, the range of the scale is wrong, the food scale probably has a maximum capacity of one or two pounds, whereas a concrete block weighs about 40 pounds, so the scale can not weigh the block.
No, not strong enough to weigh a 50 pound object.
Where are 12 inch concrete blocks applied?
It weighs around 1500 kg/cum. and solid concrete blocks weigh around 1800 kg/cum minimum.
A scale
The specific gravity of limestone concrete is 2.37. Therefore 5 gallons of concrete would weigh 94.8 pounds.
uhhhh...with a scale...
You can weigh it on a scale.
Usually one would employ a scale to weigh wool.
Anything you want
Assuming the scale is a balance type... 1) Weigh three blocks on each side of the scale. If they balance - all the blocks are the same weight, so you can discard them. 2) Of the remaining three blocks - weigh one on each side - if they balance, then the one remaining (unweighed) block is the light one. OR - If the scales unbalance on the first try, keep the three blocks that were on the lighter side, and go to step 2 above.