Yes, the floor is designed for 100 pounds per square foot over the whole area. So if the room is 10 feet by 10 feet it can take 100 x 10 x 10 = 10,000 pounds, or if a person weighing 200 pounds occupies 2 square feet then it can support
10000/2/200 = 50 people at one time in that room
Are we talking about pounds (currency), or pounds ( weight) . Please clarify!!!!
Twenty pounds.
1 stone = 14 pounds7 stone = 98 pounds(7 stone + 13 pound) = (98 pound + 13 pound) = (98 + 13) pound = 111 pound
No, a pound of anything has the same mass.Well, my friend, a pound is a pound, so they are of equal weights.
Unfortunately, this question is unanswerable. Pounds per square foot is the imperial unit for density. Density is the amount of mass for a unit volume. Since you have provided only the mass of the object, and no volume, the Density cannot be determined.
100 pounds over 100 sq inches = 1 pound per square inch pressure
About 1/2 pound.
To measure the pounds per square inch (psi) that a tank is exerting on a floor, you need to know the weight of the tank and the surface area in contact with the floor. Divide the weight of the tank by the surface area in square inches to calculate the psi exerted.
It is 6.6 pounds per sq yard.
To convert pounds per square feet to pounds per square inch, you need to divide by 144 since there are 144 square inches in a square foot. In this case, 32 pounds per square foot would be equal to 0.222 pounds per square inch.
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They are not the same. Pounds is a measurement of weight. Square Feet is a measurement of Area. Some references to "pounds" really is meant to be "pounds per Square inch" which is a measurement of Pressure (or force). Maybe you mean converting "pounds per square inch" to "pounds per square feet"?? You need to be more specific and check your facts of the problem.
1 pound-force per square inch equals 6.89476 kilopascals
The "p" in "psi" is pounds. If you are asking what weight would produce a pressure of 560 pounds per square inch, then it depends on what area that weight is on. A 560 pound weight on an area of 1 square inch would produce a pressure of 560 psi A 1120 pound weight on an area of 2 square inches would also produce a pressure of 560 psi.
There are 0.5 pounds in half a pound.
1 pound 1 pound 1 pound lol, you did mean weight wise right?
0.2 pounds as a fraction of a pound is 1/5 pound.