how many grams in a half a eightball of coke and how many in a full eightball of coke?
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who the hell is supposed to know the answer to that.  Get some Jesus, and do something positive with all your free time.
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1 PEG of whisky is 60milllilitres. Half a peg is 30 ml.\n\nCheers
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4 grams in one medium banana.\n\nI just did a search for nutrition facts.
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64. (8oz.=1 cup.  8 cups a day.  8oz.x8 cups=64oz.)
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1 ounce = 28.3495231 gram\n1 gram = 0.0352739619 ounce
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Normal Coke has a lot of sugar, making it a solution denser than water- The artificial sweetener in Diet Coke is added at fairly low levels, making it a much more dilute solution- In other words, in a Diet Coke, the sugar/water solution is replaced by a very dilute solution. So, yes, a can, or pallet, of regular Coke would weight more than the same volume of Diet Coke- I would'nt be surprised if the difference was fairly significant, like 10% or more.
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The back of most English language dictionaries have such tables. There are approximately 27 grams per ounce.
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We need a certain amount of each kind of candy.\n\nCall the amount (in pounds) of the 50 cent candy X. Call the amount (in pounds) of the 75 cent candy Y.\n\nTo get 80 pounds of the mixture, X + Y = 80.\n\nThe candy mixture has a total value of:\n\n80 pounds * (55 cents per pound) = $44.\n\nThe value of the 50 cent candy used is 0.50X. The value of the 75 cent candy used is 0.75Y.\n\nTo have the values add up, 0.50X + 0.75Y = 44.\n\nHere is the system of equations:\n\nX + Y = 80\n0.50X + 0.75Y = 44\n\nThere are many ways to solve systems. I'll use substitution here:\n\nX + Y = 80\nY = 80 - X\n\n0.50X + 0.75Y = 44\n0.50X + 0.75(80 - X) = 44\n0.50X + 60 - 0.75X = 44\n-0.25X = -16\nX = 64\nY = 80 - X\nY = 16\n\nUse 64 pounds of the 50 cent candy, and 16 pounds of the 75 cent candy.\n\nCheck:\n\nClearly, 64 + 16 = 80 pounds.\n\nThe 64 pounds of 50 cent candy costs 32 dollars. The 16 pounds of 75 cent candy costs 12 dollars.\n\nThe total value of the 80 pounds of candy is 44 dollars.\n\n44 dollars/80 pounds = 55 cents per pound\n\nIt works!
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Hope you didn't turn in your homework based on the friendly_doc answer!  It's wrong.  1% means 1g per 100 mL.  Therefore, in 200 mL, there will be 2g.  So the correct answer to the question is 2.5 grams, or 2,500 mg.
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I think your talking about greens.  An ounce is approx 28g (125-130 quid), a quater is 7g (35quid), an eighth is 3.5g (20quid), and a 10bag is 1-1.5g.  A 9-bar is 9x28g and so on.  prices are approximate - from what i remember from my shotting days a few years ago.\n\nIt depends on how much you buy - economies of scale!
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1) "Kilo" means 1000, so in 1 kilogram, there are 1000 grams, so to find how many grams are in 1.93 kilograms, you simply multiply by 1000, or move the decimal place over 3 places. So the answer is 1930 grams.\n\n2) In 1 centimetre, there are 1/100 meters. So to find how many meters are in 840 centimetres, you can multiply 840 by 1/100, which is the same as dividing it by 100. So the answer is 8.40 meters.\n\n3) In 1 litre, there are 1000 millilitres. So multiply. 7.5 L x 1000 mL = 7500 mL
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0.5 mg is half of a mg\n1 mg is one whole mg
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.5kg =  500.0  g\n50mg =    0.05 g\n          2.5  g \n       =======\n        502.55 g
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What you really want is to convert grams (metric system) to ounces or pounds, no matter what the item is.\n\nOne pound has 454 grams\nOne ounce has 28.375 grams\nOne pound has 16 ounces\nOne kilogram has 1,000 grams and it is equivalent to 2.205 pounds\n\n12 grams is a little less than half an ounce.
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1/2 lb., which is 8 oz.
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32 grams in an ounce.  Therefore there are 16 grams in 1/2 oz.
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2 and 4.\n\nKelly, I'd like to supersize my order, please.\n\nHey there, can I substitute a shake for my coke?