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How much does a six foot by six foot by 2 foot concrete weigh?
4824 -5544 pounds.
How much does an 2 x 2 x 4 ecology block weigh?
Concrete weighs about 150#'s per cubic foot. Given that your measurements are 2'x2'x4', the block contains about 16 cubic feet. 16 cubic feet of concrete at 150#'s is about 2400#'s per block.
How much does an 2.5 x 2.5 x 5 ecology block weigh?
Density of concrete varies, but those dimensions would yield 31.3 cubic feet of concrete at an average 133 lbs per cubit foot - making 4,100 lbs (or around 2 tons).
How much does 3 x 2 weigh?
6
2 pieces of cake weigh as much as 1 apple and 1cherry and 1 apple weigh as much as 5 cherries and 1 piece of cake How many cherries weigh as much as 1 apple?
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