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What is 12.5 percent of 18000 pounds?
12.5% of 18,000 pounds= 12.5% * 18000= 0.125 * 18000= 2,250 pounds
How much is 18000 kg?
That is 39,683 pounds, 3.366 ounces
How many tons are there in 18000 pounds?
There are 2000 pounds in one ton (short ton). therefore, 18000 pounds is equal to 18000/2000 = 9 tons.
Is 18000 pounds greater or 9 tons?
1 ton = 2000 lbs. 18000 lbs = 9 tons.
What is 9 tons in pounds?
18000
How many tons is 18000 pounds?
18000 pounds = 8.165 metric tonnes, 8.036 long tons ,or 9 short tons
How many pounds does nine tons equal?
9 t(US) = 18000 lb19841.603598 pounds.1 ton is equal to 2000 pounds so 9 tons = 9*2000 = 18000 pounds
Is 1800 pounds. equal to 9 tons?
No, 18000 pounds is 9 tons
18000 lb which is bigger 9t?
The answer is = because 9 ton equals 18,000 so it is equal
How many pounds in 18000 kilo?
18000kg is 39,683.21 pounds.
What was the 18000 pounds that went into Boston Harbor?
Tea.
Is 9 tons equivalent to 18000 pounds?
Yes.
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