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3 years ago

67 oz =-----lb-----oz

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vazorg [7]3 years ago

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For this case we must do a conversion:

We have to by definition:

1 ounce equals 0.0625 pounds

Making a rule of three we have:

1 oz ------------> 0.0625 lb

67 oz ----------> x

Where "x" represents the number of equivalent pounds:

$x = \frac {67 * 0.0625} {1}\\x = 4.1875$

Thus, 67 ounces equals 4.1875 pounds

Answer:

67 ounces equals 4.1875 pounds

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