Ounces
A compact disc would best be weighed in ounces.
pounds
Ounces, unless it's a giant cookie.
lbs AKA pounds
kilograms
ounces
Undoubtedly a truck scale.
Ounces, unless it's a giant cookie.
an air conditioner would be best weighed in pounds
Since a stove is quite a heavy object, it would be best measured using pounds. Ounces are smaller (1/16th of an imperial pound) and make less sense for weighing large objects.
Ounces
Modern telephones do not weigh very much, so ounces would be more appropriate.
lbs AKA pounds
Well that would depend on the physical size of the dictionary I have an edition that probably weighs 5 pounds and another one printed which is just the size of pack of playing cards is weighs about 5 ounces.
kilograms
Use a unit multiplyer. See how many ounces are in 1 pound then put 3 pounds and the number ounces in 1 pound over 1 in fraction form then multiply it. I know it's difficult to understand by computer so I tried my best to answer it.
Pounds
Isn't this a little bit like "Who's buried in Grant's tomb"? My best guess would be the same number of ounces that are in any pound -- 16.
A single pound is 16-ounces, and a single golf-ball is... roughly (as I am not a frequent golfer) around 3-ounces (and I'm positive that they can vary, depending.)A 3-ounce golf ball can fit into a pound 5 times. A 2-ounce golf ball can fit into a pound 8 times.Does it specify the balls' size?Either way... you truly should be doing this on your own, for your best interests.Good luck.