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How do you convert cubic feet to lbs?
You cannot convert cubic feet (volume) to lbs. (weight) without specifying the material, and particularly the density of the material.
How do you convert lbs into lf?
There is no direct conversion factor to convert pounds (lbs) to linear feet (lf) as they are measuring different physical quantities (weight vs. length). To convert lbs to lf, you would need to know the density of the material in question to determine how many linear feet a specific weight of that material corresponds to.
How many lbs is 608 yards of thread?
The answer will depend on what thread it is.
How do you convert 37 ft lbs to in lbs?
Convert 37 inch lbs to lbs
What is the formula to convert square feet to lbs per foot?
There isn't one. Not enough info.
How to convert kg-cm to foot lbs?
To convert kg-cm to foot lbs: Divide the value in kg-cm by 9.81 to convert it to N-m (Newton-meters). Divide the result in N-m by 0.73756 to convert it to foot lbs (foot-pounds).
How do you convert 207.2 cubic feet into lbs?
You can't as written there. Knowing the mass or weight of the material is ESSENTIAL.
How do you Convert In lbs to lbs?
You can convert inch/lbs to ft/lbs as such. 12 in/lbs = 1 ft/lb You cannot convert in/lbs to pounds as they are not compatible. in/lbs is a measure of torque or pulling power. Pound is a measure of dead weight. The two are not convertible.
How do you convert short tons 2000 LBS to feet?
'2000' divided by the 'weight per foot' will give you the 'feet per ton' Multiply the 'feet per ton' by the 'tonnage' & it will give you the total feet
What is 7ft pounds of torque measured in inch lbs?
To convert 7 ft-lbs to inch-lbs, you multiply by 12 (since there are 12 inches in a foot). Therefore, 7 ft-lbs is equal to 84 inch-lbs of torque.
Convert 14.5 ft-lbs to inches lbs?
To convert 14.5 ft-lbs to inch-lbs, multiply by 12 since there are 12 inches in a foot. 14.5 ft-lbs * 12 = 174 inch-lbs.
How do you convert Ft pounds to pounds?
Lbs (pounds) are a unit of weight. Ft (feet) are a unit of length. There is no way to universally convert between the two and make any sense at all.
