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14 pounds = ​_______​ (× 1 pound)
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14 pounds = ​_______​ (× 1 pound)

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Answer:

14

Explanation:

14 pounds = ​___?__​ (× 1 pound)

14 pounds/1 pound = 14

Answer is unitless

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14 pounds = __14_____ (× 1 pound)

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