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[Formula: lb = st x 14]

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st		lb
	=	14
	=	28
	=	42
	=	56
	=	70
	=	84
	=	98
	=	112
	=	126
	=	140
	=	154
	=	168
	=	182
	=	196
	=	210
	=	224
	=	238
	=	252
	=	266
	=	280
	=	294
	=	308
	=	322
	=	336
	=	350

st		lb
	=	364
	=	378
	=	392
	=	406
	=	420
	=	434
	=	448
	=	462
	=	476
	=	490
	=	504
	=	518
	=	532
	=	546
	=	560
	=	574
	=	588
	=	602
	=	616
	=	630
	=	644
	=	658
	=	672
	=	686
	=	700

st		lb
	=	714
	=	728
	=	742
	=	756
	=	770
	=	784
	=	798
	=	812
	=	826
	=	840
	=	854
	=	868
	=	882
	=	896
	=	910
	=	924
	=	938
	=	952
	=	966
	=	980
	=	994
	=	1008
	=	1022
	=	1036
	=	1050

st		lb
	=	1064
	=	1078
	=	1092
	=	1106
	=	1120
	=	1134
	=	1148
	=	1162
	=	1176
	=	1190
	=	1204
	=	1218
	=	1232
	=	1246
	=	1260
	=	1274
	=	1288
	=	1302
	=	1316
	=	1330
	=	1344
	=	1358
	=	1372
	=	1386
	=	1400

STONES to POUNDS Conversion Table

st = 14 lb

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How to convert from STONES to POUNDS

Since 1 stone is equal to 14 pounds, we could say that n stones are equal to 14 times n pounds. In other words, we could use the following formula:

pounds = stones x 14

For example, let's say that we want to convert 2.0 stones to pounds. Then, we just replace stones in the abovementioned formula with 2.0:

pounds = 2.0 x 14

That is, 2.0 stones are equal to 28.0 pounds.

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