cwt

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I have searched and searched, what is cwt? <br>I am looking at the current market price compared <br>1998!! Please help, I am going to have to give <br>this in a class and I don't know what it is.<br>Thank you so much.<br>brandi
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cwt stands for hundredweight. Hundredweight means 112 pounds in the British measurement system (or approx. 50.8 kilograms). In the US measurement system, it means 100 pounds (or about 45.4 kilograms). It comes from "C", the roman numeral meaning "100", and "wt", an abbreviation for "weight".<p>Liz Jacobsen<br>Oregon Park Maine Anjous<br>Buln Buln East, Victoria, Australia
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Liz, you are a smart lady! I have followed your answers on here for a while and am always impressed. Attagirl!<br>: cwt stands for hundredweight. Hundredweight means 112 pounds in the British measurement system (or approx. 50.8 kilograms). In the US measurement system, it means 100 pounds (or about 45.4 kilograms). It comes from "C", the roman numeral meaning "100", and "wt", an abbreviation for "weight".<p>: Liz Jacobsen<br>: Oregon Park Maine Anjous<br>: Buln Buln East, Victoria, Australia<p>
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: Liz, you are a smart lady! I have followed your answers on here for a while and am always impressed. Attagirl!<br>: : cwt stands for hundredweight. Hundredweight means 112 pounds in the British measurement system (or approx. 50.8 kilograms). In the US measurement system, it means 100 pounds (or about 45.4 kilograms). It comes from "C", the roman numeral meaning "100", and "wt", an abbreviation for "weight".<p>: : Liz Jacobsen<br>: : Oregon Park Maine Anjous<br>: : Buln Buln East, Victoria, Australia<p>YEp that what it means!!! But I would never thought of the Roman part hahahaha.<p>

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Thank you. Not smart, just own a dictionary!<p>Liz Jacobsen<br>Oregon Park Maine Anjous<br>Buln Buln East, Victoria, Australia
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: Thank you. Not smart, just own a dictionary!<p>: Liz Jacobsen<br>: Oregon Park Maine Anjous<br>: Buln Buln East, Victoria, Australia<p>no you aren't dumb just learning as we all do everyday. Never hurt to ask dumb questions. I always ask dumb questions. Well hope to hear from you soon<p>Mylum<br>

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