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Tons per hour equals how many pounds per minute?
One ton per hour equals 33.3 pounds per minute.
300 ft equals how many meters?
100 meters, because their is 3 ft in one meter.
76.2 meters equal how many yards?
76.2 meters equals 83 and one-third yards.
153cm is equals to how many meters?
1.53 meters. One centimeter is 0.01 of a meter, or one hundredth. Therefor divide the distance in cm by one hundred to have meters.
If one meter equals 3.28 feet how many feet equals 30 meters?
30 * 3.28 equals about 98.4 feet.
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