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Which is bigger one kilogram or one pound?
one pound
Is 1 kilogram bigger than a pound?
No. And it is not bigger, either.
Is one kg bigger than one pound?
In short, yes one kg (kilogram) is bigger than one pound. Technically, a kilogram is equal to 2.20462262 pounds (1kg = 2.20452262£) and in the inverse a pound is equal to 0.45359237 kilograms (1£ = 0.45359237kg).
How much kilograms in a lb?
A kilogram is bigger than a pound.1kg = 2.20462262185 lb1 lb=0.4535923699997481 kg
How do you find out if a half a kilogram is larger than half a pound?
A kilogram is larger than a pound, so half a kilogram is larger than half a pound.
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