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psi is a pressure and pound is a mass or weight. That is like apples and bananas.

EDIT: I think the question refers to a Basketball. For example, on my basketball it reads: "Inflate 7 to 9 LBS". This is very confusing indeed, with no mention of pressure. However, they actually mean, in this case, "LBS per square inch" - I don't know why it's not specified, but POUNDS in this case means POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH. Hooray for strange ways of specifying pressure!

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Oh, dude, you're hitting me with some math now? Alright, so 9 pounds is equal to around 62.06 psi. But like, who really needs to know that? Just remember, 9 pounds can pack a punch, whether it's in your tires or in your workout routine.

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3mo ago
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Well, isn't that a lovely question! To convert pounds to psi, we need to know the area over which the pressure is applied. If we assume a surface area of 1 square inch, then 9 pounds would be equal to 9 psi. It's all about spreading positivity and understanding, just like painting happy little trees.

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2mo ago
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psi is Pounds per Square Inch...so 9 pounds per square inch.

For example, basketballs typically read: "Inflate 7 to 9 LBS" which is confusing. They actually mean 7 to 9 PSI, for some reason. So, yes, inflate your basketball to 9psi.

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13y ago
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There are approximately 62.4 pounds per square inch (psi). So, 9 pounds would be equivalent to approximately 0.144 psi.

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