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3 years ago

15.9 ounces =how many grams

2 answers:

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450.7574 grams (don't forget the unit if you're writing it down! Teachers seem to take off points for not putting the unit!)

umka2103 [35]3 years ago

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Answer: 450 Grams

Step-by-step explanation: How do you get the answer? Multiply 15.9 Ounces by 28.3 Grams. 28.3 Grams is about 1 Ounce. You should get about 450 grams when rounded to the nearest whole number.

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