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77.1 kg in stones

77.1 kilograms is equivalent to 12.1 stones
the mass 12.1411717246101 stones
What is the equivalent of the mass 77.1 kilograms in The stone (abbreviation st), the units of measurement that was used in many North European countries until the advent of metrications?
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Kilograms to Stones conversion table - Weight conversions
Weight conversion table for Kilograms (kg) to Stones (st) ... Stones. 0.00. 0.015. 0.031. 0.047. 0.062. 0.078. 0.094. 0.110. 0.125. 0.141. 0.15. 0.31. 0.47. 0.62
http://www.metric-conversions.org/weight/kilograms-to-stones-table.htm
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169 lbs = 12 stone 1 lbs = 76.7 kg 170 lbs = 12 stone 2 lbs = 77.1 kg 171 lbs = 12 stone 3 lbs = 77.6 kg 172 lbs = 12 stone 4 lbs = 78.0 kg 173 lbs = 12 stone 5 lbs = 78.5 kg
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How many stone is in 170 lbs
There are 14 pounds in one stone, so now you can work it out. ... 170 pounds = 77.1 kilograms.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_many_stone_is_in_170_lbs
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WEIGHT CONVERSION CHART (stones and pounds to kilos) ... Kg: st /lb. Kg: st /lb. Kg: st /lb. Kg. st /lb. Kg: 7 - 44.5. 10 1 ... 77.1. 15 3. 96.6. 18 4. 116.1. 23 7. 149.2. 9 2. 58.1
http://www.dcn.ed.ac.uk/ist3/PracRand/Wt_conversion_chart.htm
Weight Conversion Chart
Stones/ pounds: kg: lbs: 12: 0: 76.2: 168 : 12: 1: 76.7: 169 : 12: 2: 77.1: 170 : 12: 3: 77.6: 171 : 12: 4: 78.0: 172 : 12: 5: 78.5: 173 : 12: 6: 78.9: 174 : 12: 7: 79.4: 175 : 12: 8: 79.8: 176 : 12: 9: 80.3
http://www.bmicalculators.org.uk/weight-conversion-chart.php

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