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Chapter 2: Q38. (page 66)

Dinosaurs Scientists believe that the heaviest dinosaur was Argentinosaurus, which weighed about 110 tons. Use a conversion factor to find the weight of Argentinosaurus in pounds.

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110鈥�鈥�tons鈥�鈥�=鈥�鈥�220000鈥�鈥�pounds

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Step-1 – Conversion factor from tons to pounds

Conversion Factor: 1 tonne = 2000 pounds

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Step-2 – How to convert tonne into pounds? 

We know that:1 tonne = 2000 pounds

To convert the tons into pounds just multiply the conversion factor with tons and the answer will get in pounds.

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Step-3: Convert 110 tons to pounds. 

We know that: 1 tonne = 2000 pounds

1ton=2000pounds110tons=110路2000=220000pounds

Hence, 110鈥�鈥�tons鈥�鈥�=鈥�鈥�220000鈥�鈥�pounds

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