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how many pounds are in 46 fluid ounces
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46 / 16 = 2.875 pounds
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That would be correct if he were asking about avoirdupois ounces (weight). He is asking about fluid ounces. Since they are a unit of volume, and pounds are mass, you have to know what the liquid is and it's density. 46 fl oz of air, water, and mercury would have very different weights. Even for water, 1 pint (16 fl oz) weighs 1.043 lb (16.69 av oz), so a pint is not quite a pound, the world around. (Especially not in Commonwealth countries where a pint is 1.25 lb, but not quite in the US either) |
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Sorry John, I thought it was a student that didn't know how many ounces were in a pound. I do know that troy weight is different but I wasn't aware that fluid ounces referred to volume instead of weight.
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how meney pounds is 225 ounces
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In the avoirdupois system, 1 av lb = 16 av oz,
this is probably the answer to your question, as it is the pound and ounce for weighing most materials. The "avoirdupois" or its symbol is customarily omitted. So 225 oz is 14 lb 1 oz However in the troy system (used for precious metals) 1 troy lb = 12 troy oz (and both the ounces and pounds are a different size from avoirdupois. If you meant fluid ounces, that opens a whole other can of worms as you need to know the density of the liquid. |
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this is in cooking 25fl oz to lbs
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25 fl oz of what? Different liquids have different densities.
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how many fluid ounces are in 12 pounds of aluminum?
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Hi John,
The liquid density is .885g/ml and you purchased it by the pound. How would you figure the cost per oz? |
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