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Ben Brawn 9 years ago
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Ben Brawn 9 years, 1 month ago
Created this as a copy of Imperial to metric: pounds to kilograms.| Name | Status | Author | Last Modified | |
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| Imperial to metric: pounds to kilograms | Ready to use | Ben Brawn | 21/08/2020 09:04 | |
| Imperial to metric: stones and pounds to kilograms | Ready to use | Ben Brawn | 21/08/2020 09:09 | |
| Imperial to metric: feet and inches to centimetres | Ready to use | Ben Brawn | 27/04/2023 02:58 | |
| Maria's copy of Imperial to metric: feet and inches to centimetres | draft | Maria Aneiros | 24/05/2019 06:41 |
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| Name | Type | Generated Value |
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| masslb | integer |
8
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| masskg | number |
73.4832
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| massst | integer |
11
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| onedec | number |
73.5
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| totlbs | integer |
162
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| st2lb | integer |
154
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Generated value: integer
8
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- totlbs
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A patient reports their weight to be {massst} st (stones) and {masslb} lb (pounds). Find their weight in kilograms correct to one decimal place by using that 1 st=14 lb and 1 lb=0.4536 kg.
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