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The question, as stated cannot be answered. You need to know two dimensions of the bricks to find the area of each brick, convert that area into square feet (if necessary) and then divide 256 by the area of each brick. Bricks are not usually square so it would not be appropriate for me to assume that the bricks are 16" by 16".
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Considering the area is rectangular and each side is able to contain an integer number of each side, we have 240/(2/3 * 1/3) = 120(9) = 1080 bricks.
Limestone bricks that weighed more than 1 tonne each.
Both weigh the same amount - one pound. The pound of bricks is made up of many bricks each weighing a fraction of a pound, adding up to one pound in total.
Type your answer here... THEY ARE BUILT OF BLOCKS OF LIMESTONE THAT ARE SO MASSIVE EACH WEIGHING 15 TONS
200 bricks will weigh 900 pounds in total, since each brick weighs 4.5 pounds.
114 bricks
virgin Atlantic allows the following weights for luggage economy 2 pieces each weighing max 23kg premier ecomomy 2 pieces each weighing max 32kg upper class 3 pieces each weighing max 32kg
Ibstock has the capacity to produce about 900 million bricks per year.
It depends on the weight of each bag and type of bark, but typically there are around 25-30 bags of 40 liter bark in a metric tonne.
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by putting bricks on top of each other!!
A tonne and a metric tonne are the same thing.A tonne is a unit of mass. 1 tonne = 1000 Kg.I think you may have wanted to know the difference between an Imperial Ton and a Metric Tonne.A Metric Tonne is equal to 1000 Kilogram.An Imperial Ton equals 2,240 lbs. They are almost the same but the Imperial Ton is a bit heavier because 1000 Kg = 2210 lbs.Because they are not equal to each other, it is most important to spell the words correctly , as I have done here. Ton (British) and Tonne (Metric)A metric tonne equals approximately 1.1 US tons, or .98 UK tons.AnswerA 'tonne' is spoken as 'metric ton', and is equivalent to 1000 kg mass.
A glass of water roughly the size of a can of Pepsi is about 330ml. 1ml of pure H20 is equal to 1g, so 330g. This is about one third of a litre. 1 litre weighs 1kg in average Earth gravity, 1000kg makes one metric tonne, so 1000 litres of pure water has a mass of one metric tonne. Thus 3000 glasses of pure water is about 1 tonne. Providing you empty the water out of the glasses first before weighing the water.