You need to do some guestimating and conversions to get close to an answer on this.
One cup of kibble weighs approximately 4 ounces. There are 16 ounces in 1 pound.
35 lbs x 16 ounces = 560
560 / 4 ounces in one cup of kibble = 140 cups
there are 16 cups in a gallon:
140 cups / 16 = 8.75 Gallons in a 35 lb of Dog Food (Kibble)
It would be about 2 gallons, a tad less. Pounds is a unit of mass/weight. Gallons is a liquid measure. They do not convert cleanly. The density of the liquid being measured can make a big difference. If the liquid is water, there is 8 pounds to a gallon.
It depends on the density, but typically, you would not convert something like (dry) dog food to gallons.
You are comparing weight to volume. There is not direct conversion unless you have the density of the dog food.
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A plastic bag sealer seals plastic bags to an airtight condition and prevent food from going off too quickly. They are usually handheld machines and once sealed the food will stay fresh longer.
99 grams is 0.099 kilogram.
thousands to millions
I just took my bag out and counted them, there is 31 potatoes in the bag of Russet potatoes I purchased from Pick n Save.
kilograms
Well,it depends on the dog food.
I keep my dog's food in a 5 gallon bucket. It holds a full 20 lb bag of Pedigree. I would expect that a 6 gallon would hold around 24 or 25 lbs.
A 30lb bag of Blue Buffalo Dog Food will last for about 60 cups.. 1lb = 2 cups approx.
There are 800 oz.of dog food in a bag , that is 50 lbs x 16 oz.= 800 oz.
Weigh it
There are 160 cups in a 40lb bag of dry food. This is based on Cannidae food.
Unless you give us WEIGHT of bag, how are we supposed to calculate.
There are 8 oz. in a cup so how many cups equal a pound?
There are 8 oz. in a cup so how many cups equal a pound?
Your dog should NOT be eating Magets , as for how they got in the bag of dry dog food the bag could have a hole in it or have been left open and a fly go in and lay its eggs.
Depends how big the bag is
It is individually depend on the type of food you are feeding him. Read the instructions at the back of the food. Feed him and monitor his weight.