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How many kilos in 2.2 pounds?
It is 4.9 pounds.
How many kilograms is 149 pounds?
1kg = 2.2lb149lb x 1kg/2.2lb = 67.7kg67.5852631 kg67.58
1 kilogram equals to how many pounds?
454 grams, or 0.454 kilograms, equals one pound
What is 1 kg equals -pounds?
1 kg is approximately 2.20462 pounds.
How many pounds is 42.5 kg?
42.5 kg is approximately 93.7 pounds.
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