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130 pounds in stone

130 pounds is equivalent to 9 2/7 stone
the mass 9 2/7 stone
What is the equivalent of the mass 130 pounds in The stone (abbreviation st), the Imperial unit of weight or mass equivalent to 14 avoirdupois poundses (about 6.35 kilograms)?
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How many stones is 130 lbs
There are 14 lbs in 1 stone, so 9 stone = 126 lbs so 130 lbs = 9 stone 4 lbs. ... 14 pounds = 1 stone. Therefore, 140 pounds equals 10 stone.
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How many stones and pounds am I if I weigh 130 pounds? - Yahoo ...
I am looking at a website that tells me my bmi...but it is asking me for my weight in stones and pounds and I have NO idea what they are talking about.
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Do you weigh too much when you are 5'7 and 130 pounds
Do you weigh too much when you are 5'7 and 130 pounds?
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130 pounds in stones - General Health
130 pounds in stones - General Health - Can you convert 130 Pounds In Stones?. Join the discussion.
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Stone (unit) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
When used as the unit of measurement, the plural form of stone is correctly stone (as in, "11 stone" or "12 stone 6 pounds"); when describing the units, the correct plural is stones ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stone_(mass)

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