Blue = 10 - 0.75*Green.
'x' ounces = x/16 pounds
C = 1.69 P where P = pounds of apples and C = total cost.
144 in-pounds = 12 foot-pounds.
One million pounds = one thousand thousand pounds
89 pounds minus 15% = 85% of 89 pounds = 89*85/100 pounds = 75.65 pounds
To convert from ounces to pounds, divide the ounces by 16.
Kilograms (apex learning)
I would say no. Even if it was a giant suitcase, you couldn't lift it (it would, being accurate here, weigh within 2 pounds of a metric ton).
'x' ounces = x/16 pounds
ounces =16 x (pounds)
This problem can be expressed as 5w-60. If Bob weighs 100 pounds, then the solution to the expression would be 440.
Varies by airline; some are 40 pounds, others are 51 pounds. But .. there are also size limitations that you need to be aware of. That 40 pound suitcase that is five feet long is not going to be allowed as carry on luggage.
Most suitcases support fifty pounds, although some shell suitcases can hold 150 lbs.
P = 160/16
16x
My scale says about 42 pounds for my 28x18x9 suitcase. It seems heavier than that. I am going to take it to a commercial scale and have it weighed to make sure, and avoid paying $90 for an overweight bag!
160ounces/(16 ounces/lb) = X lbs = 10 pounds