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18000 lb ? 9 tons

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they weigh the same because 2000 lbs is equal to 1 ton so 2000 times 9 =18000

Eagor answered Oct 18, 2018

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o this is easy math
their is 2000 lb. in a ton
9*2=18 so equal

Robert Peters answered Oct 21, 2018

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