A large stone weighs 53.0kg. How many pounds does it weigh?

Chemistry

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Vladimir [108]3 years ago

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Answer:

116.6 lbs

Explanation:

There are 2.2 lbs per Kilogram of weight - and likewise 0.454 Kilograms per pound - but instead of dividing by .454 I multiplied the weight by 2.2 to get 116.6 pounds (of course you could round up and get 117 but 116.6 is a little more accurate).

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