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Well, darling, a 20ft container can typically hold around 18-20 metric tons of goods. So, if we're talking about 50kg bags of chickpeas, that's about 400-450 bags. But hey, don't hold me to it - I'm just here to give you the sassy facts!
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Another incomplete question. It depends entirely on the density of either the contents of the bags, or of the bags the bags themselves if the bags are empty. If the bags contain water, then as there are 1000kg of water in 1 cubic metre there would be 20 X 50kg bags.
8.4 beg (per beg 50Kg.) (420kg cement)
1 metric tonne = 1000 kg. 1000 / 50 = 20 bags @ 50 kg.
45.36 metric tons.
There are 20 bags of 50 kgs in a metric ton. For 1500 metric tons, the calculation would be 1500 metric tons x 20 bags = 30,000 bags of 50 kgs each.
There are 20 50kg bags in a ton. This is because a ton is equal to 1000kg, and if you divide 1000kg by 50kg, you get 20 bags. Each bag weighs 50kg, so it takes 20 bags to make up a ton.
Assuming each bag of cement weighs 50 kg (0.05 metric tons), 1 million bags of cement would be equivalent to 50,000 metric tons (1 million bags * 0.05 metric tons).
560 bags
Well, darling, a 20ft container can typically hold around 18-20 metric tons of goods. So, if we're talking about 50kg bags of chickpeas, that's about 400-450 bags. But hey, don't hold me to it - I'm just here to give you the sassy facts!
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There are 1000kg in a metric tonne so divide 1000 by 50 so there are 20 x 50kg in a metric tonne.
1120 bags
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400