1 foot = 12 inches
inches² = inches * inchesTable: Imperial BMI FormulaBMI =
( lbs/inches² )(weight in pounds * 703 )------------height in inches²
Metric Imperial BMI FormulaThe metric bmi formula accepts weight measurements in kilograms & height measurements in either cm's or meters.1 meter = 100cms
meters² = meters * metersTable: Metric BMI FormulaBMI =
( kg/m² )weight in kilograms------------height in meters²
Below 18.5Underweight18.5 -24.9Normal25 - 29.9Overweight30 & AboveObese
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The formula for calculating the volume of fluid to the fluid container in which it is located. For example. If the container is cylindrical. Area x height = volume of liquid
If you use pounds in a BMI calculation, you must multiply the pounds by 703You can see the formula here:http://www.whathealth.com/bmi/formula.html Oh, I read the question wrong, why is 703 used? They must have figured out BMI for metric first and then divided the metric BMI by the number they got using imperial units, which would be 703. Then just multiply 703 into their formula.
Use your BMI or Body Mass Index. The equation is: BMI = 704 x weight (in lbs)/height in inches squared So, that's BMI = 704 times your weight in pounds, divided by your height in inches squared A healthy number is between 19 and 25.
Area of rectangular room = length * breadth. it is measured in square units.
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For those who use metric units:To figure out your BMI, take your weight (in kilograms) and divide it by your height (in meters). Now take that number and divide it by your height again. Now you have your BMI!In a formula: BMI = weight (kg) / height^2(m)For those who use imperial units:To figure out your BMI, take your weight (in pounds) and divide it by your height (in inches). Now take that number and divide it by your height again. Once you have that answer, multiply that by 705, and you have your BMI!In a formula: BMI = 705 * weight (lb) / height^2 (in)
Calculating body mass index (BMI) according to a formula that divides height into weight and measuring skinfold thickness or the circumference of the upper arm.
The formula is complex, but you can use an online bmi calculator.
Mass (kg)----------------(height(in))2ORmass (lb)x703 ------------------(height(in))2ORmass (lb)x4.88 -------------------(height(ft))2
No. The women's BMI chart is adjusted to allow for a greater amount of subcutaneous fat as in the breasts.
For those who use metric units:To figure out your BMI, take your weight (in kilograms) and divide it by your height (in meters). Now take that number and divide it by your height again. Now you have your BMI!In a formula: BMI = weight (kg) / height^2(m)For those who use imperial units:To figure out your BMI, take your weight (in pounds) and divide it by your height (in inches). Now take that number and divide it by your height again. Once you have that answer, multiply that by 705, and you have your BMI!In a formula: BMI = 705 * weight (lb) / height^2 (in)
"A BMI scale is used to calculate BMI or Body Mass Index; additionally, a BMI chart, formula, or a standard BMI calculator may be used to calculate BMI or Body Mass Index as well."