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What is the answer to 60kg of an 80 percent acid solution to produce a 50 percent solution?
In order to reduce the percentage of acid from 80% to 50%, you would need to add another 36 kg of diluent (e.g. water).
What is 90 percent of 60kg?
54 kg
What is the weight of 60 liters of water?
Approx 60kg (at 4oC)
Efe lifted a bag of rice 60kg on to a flat surface 1.2m vertically above the ground in 240 seconds calculate the work done?
Work=force*displacement=(588.6 N)(1.2 m)=706.32 which is about 700 J for sig figs displacement=1.2 m force (needs to equal gravity so it can counteract gravity)=m g=(60kg)(9.81 m/s^2)=588.6 N
How much work is done by a 60 kg man in climbing a stair of 12 steps being 6 inches higher than the previous one?
well you need to convert into pounds from kg or inches into meters. then you could go: as W=mgh, m=60kg, g=9.81ms^-2, h=(height of each step) break an equation into each step, add all the steps together..... then we could say: 9.81x60kg(6in+ 12in+ 18in+ 24in etc etc)......twelve times to gain the total number of steps. adding all together will gain the total work done.
What is 12 percent of 60kg?
12% of 60kg is 7.2kg
What is the answer to 60kg of an 80 percent acid solution to produce a 50 percent solution?
In order to reduce the percentage of acid from 80% to 50%, you would need to add another 36 kg of diluent (e.g. water).
What is 90 percent of 60kg?
54 kg
What is two thirds of 60kg?
2/3 of 60kg is 40kg
What is 60kg the same as?
60kg is equivalent to 132.28 pounds.
Would a bag rice weigh 3kg or 60kg?
A bag of rice would typically weigh around 3kg, not 60kg.
A man weighs 60kg then how much will he way on moon?
If a man weighs 60kg on Earth he would weigh 9.9kg on the moon.
What is 60kg in stones and pounds?
60 kg is equivalent to 9 stone and 6.22 pounds.
What is 2 thirds of 60kg?
40kg
What is actor dhanush weight?
60kg
How much does 60kg equal in stones and pounds?
60kg is approximately 9.45 stones and 132 pounds.
How much carbon is there in a 60kg pupil?
Assuming a pupil is a human being, the average adult human body contains about 16% carbon by weight. So in a 60kg pupil, there would be approximately 9.6kg of carbon.
