Mary read that a blue whale could weigh up to 300,000 pounds. How many tons is this? 15,000 tons 600,000,000 tons 18,750 tons 150 tons

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Abdul Wahhab asked Jan 1, 2023

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Mary read that a blue whale could weigh up to 300,000 pounds. How many tons is this?

15,000 tons
600,000,000 tons
18,750 tons
150 tons

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Answer: 150 tons

Explanation:

1 ton = =2000 pounds

300,000 divided by 2000 = 150

2000 or 1 ton goes into 300,000 150 times

so there is a total of 150 tons

Xbrady answered Jan 2, 2023

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