cwt = 112 pounds (1/20 of an Imperial tonne) so 8 cwt = 896 pounds.
cwt = 112 pounds (1/20 of an Imperial tonne) so 8 cwt = 896 pounds.
cwt = 112 pounds (1/20 of an Imperial tonne) so 8 cwt = 896 pounds.
cwt = 112 pounds (1/20 of an Imperial tonne) so 8 cwt = 896 pounds.
cwt = 112 pounds (1/20 of an Imperial tonne) so 8 cwt = 896 pounds.
Depends on what you are wanting to figure. Here are a couple samples:Tons to CWT - 90 Tons = 1800 CWT to figure this you do the calculation of 90 * 20 (This is the shortcut)the long route is 90/100 = .9 then .9 * 2000 = 1800 (2000 lbs in a Ton)
The mean of 8 ones is one.
Geometric mean of 32 and 8 = sqrt(32*8) = 16
8:15
The mean (or average) of 8, 9, and 10 is 9.
1 cwt is equal to 100 lbs
1 ton = 20 cwt 3.8 ton = 20 x 3.8 cwt = 76 cwt.
cwt is the abbreviation for a hundredweight. 112 pounds = 1 cwt
It is approx 191938 cwt.
"cwt" means "100 weight", or 100 pounds. ('C' is the Roman numeral for 100. That's how a $100 bill came to be called a "C-note". ) 1 cwt = 100 pounds 4 cwt = 400 pounds 40 cwt = 4,000 pounds 400 cwt = 40,000 pounds
It really depends where you are. The hundredweight, or cwt is different in different countries. In the UK 1cwt is 112lb, in the USA 1cwt is 100lb. A UK cwt = 50.802kg, so 19.6 cwt = 999.719kg. A USA cwt = 45.359kg, so 19.6 cwt = 889.036kg. One of the many advantages of the SI is that it is the same everywhere.
8 bells. Tenor 14-2-2 cwt
1 sack = 1 cwt 1 cwt = 100 lbs cwt is the abbreviation for the term "hundred weight"
Cwt stands for centium weight. The 'wt' in 'cwt' is obviously the abbreviation of 'weight'. The 'c' in 'cwt' probably refers to the Roman numeral for the number 100. Hence, C wt is read at 100 weight.
1/20 of a ton is 100lbs or 1 CWT. The answer is CWT
The abbreviation cwt stands for hundredweight. Unfortunately there are two different definitions of a hundredweight. In the United Kingdom, where it has been replaced by the metric system, a hundredweight is 112 pounds, or 8 stone. In the United States, it is 100 pounds.
Hi , CWT means chargeable weight of the shipment. There are 2 kind of weight in Air mode shipment - gross weight ie the actual weight of the shipment and volume weight , which is calculated based on the dimension. Airline charge freight based on the gross weight or volume weight which ever is higher. This is known as chargeable weight or CWT