20 -80 kilograms = 44-176 pounds A lb is roughly 0.5 kilo. So to covert kilo to pounds just double the the number. To convert pounds to kilo just cut the number in half
In today's dollars, that would be $268,713.50 At the time, 2000 pounds sterling would have been equal to about US $12,836
Depending on your position in the English hierarchy, and who's boat you're on, it would cost around 5 British Pounds per person, 20 Pounds for a family.
It no longer has any collectible value but it's still 90% silver. It would have to be weighed to see how much weight was lost. Take to a Gold & Silver buyer, but don't expect much, maybe 3 dollars.
A slave would have to pick an average of 200lbs of cotton each day. A bole of cotton is 40 grams or .08lbs, so on average they would pick 2500 boles of cotton. I'm not a historian so this many vary because of different circumstances. This is just an average number.
In 1790, the United States produced approximately 4 million pounds of cotton. This was a time when cotton was just beginning to gain prominence as a cash crop, particularly in the southern states. The introduction of the cotton gin by Eli Whitney in 1793 would later revolutionize cotton production and significantly increase output in subsequent years.
75.72 pounds. 1 kilogram = 2.2 pounds
First take the weight in kilograms and simply multiply it by 2.2. This would give you the answer in pounds. So in this case the answer is 1545.41 pounds.
an air conditioner would be best weighed in pounds
Ounces
You would weigh 87.02 pounds on Saturn.
They would weigh 213 pounds on Jupiter.
381 pounds on Jupiter.
roughly 24.5 pounds
Approximately 216 pounds.
Use pounds as a zebra would be some fraction of a ton (2000 lbs)
That would depend on how much you weighed before!
Sure he would.