Well, honey, let me break it down for you. 1.5 tons is equal to 3,000 pounds, which is greater than 16,000 ounces. So, yes, 1.5 tons is definitely greater than 16,000 ounces. Hope that clears things up for you!
Because 40.09<40.3 and they are the same unit, 40.09 tons is not greater than 40.3 tons
1.5 tons is 2,000 x 1.5 which = 3,000 pounds which is less than 3,100, so 1.5 tons is not greater than 3,100 tons.
It is less.
greater than
2 tons is heavier than 30000 ounces. 1 ton is equal to 32000 ounces, so 2 tons would be 64000 ounces, which is greater than 30000 ounces.
1 ton is 32,000 ounces, so 3 tons is most likely more than 6,000 of them.
One ton (short ton) is equal to 32000 ounces. Therefore, 42 ounces is significantly smaller than 7 tons.
Well, honey, let me break it down for you. 1.5 tons is equal to 3,000 pounds, which is greater than 16,000 ounces. So, yes, 1.5 tons is definitely greater than 16,000 ounces. Hope that clears things up for you!
Yes, 40.3 tons is greater than 40.09 tons.
Because 40.09<40.3 and they are the same unit, 40.09 tons is not greater than 40.3 tons
no 2 tons is greater
yes 4 tons is greater than 7500 lb
I'm confused. First of all, tons are much much bigger than ounces. And if you confuse me, tons are like grams, then an ounce is a thirty-two thousandth of a ton. 16 ounces is a pound, 2,000 pounds are in a ton. OUNCES ARE SMALLER THAN TONS! TONS ARE BIGGER THAN OUNCES! 32,000 oz in a ton
Yes. There are 16 oz (ounces) per pound and there are more than or equal to 2000 pounds in a ton, depending on which system of measurement you use. So in one US ton there would be about 32000 oz
1.5 tons is 2,000 x 1.5 which = 3,000 pounds which is less than 3,100, so 1.5 tons is not greater than 3,100 tons.
yes 4 tons is greater than 7500 lb