I'm revising for math and cant solve this question
A small slab weighs 9 pounds
Tom can carry a maximum of 50kg
1 kilogram= 2.2 pounds
Work out the maximum number of small slabs Tom can carry?
All answers will be very much appreciated!
I'm revising for math and cant solve this question
A small slab weighs 9 pounds
Tom can carry a maximum of 50kg
1 kilogram= 2.2 pounds
Work out the maximum number of small slabs Tom can carry?
All answers will be very much appreciated!
A small slab weighs 9 pounds.
1 kilogram= 2.2 pounds.
Convert pounds (lb) to kilograms (kg):
9 lb / (2.2 lb / 1 kg) = (9 / 2.2) kg = 4.0909 kg
or rounded 4.1 kg.
Tom can carry a maximum of 50kg. What is the maximum number of small slabs Tom can carry?
50 kg / 4.1 kg = 12.195
I think, there are no fractions of slabs. So,
Tom can carry 12 small slabs (at a time).
Thank you, PhiBonacci!!