11b pound equals 0.45kg (kilograms). Lisa weighs 81.36kg (kilograms). Determine her weight in lbs (pounds).

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11b pound equals 0.45kg (kilograms). Lisa weighs 81.36kg (kilograms). Determine her weight in lbs (pounds).

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Answer:

1988.8 lbs

Explanation:

81.36 divided by 0.45 x 11

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