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The abbreviation for ton is T Unit Measures.
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∙ 13y agounit symbol is just t. That's all!
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What is the abbreviation of a ton?
there is not an abrevation
Abbreviation for a ton?
The abbreviation for it is: T I looked it up on abbreviation.com
What is the abbreviation for the weight ton?
Capitol letter T
What is the abbreviation of TR represented in Air Conditioners?
Tr=ton
What is the abbreviation mt in metrics?
metric ton, same as tonne, or 1,000 kilograms
What is PT?
pt is something to do with a pound ton ounce inch yard .
What is the abbreviation for cubic metric tons?
There is no such thing as a "cubic ton". You can have cubic meters, but not cubic tons.
How do you abbreviate ton?
actually it would be lbs----Alternate answer:lbs is actually the abbreviation for poundston is abbreviated as T or T.However this is typically only done if the context or format where it is being used has already clarified if the ton being referred to is imperial or metric; otherwise the abbreviation outside of that context will be confusing.For example it would be common practice for a research paper or article to not abbreviate ton the first time it is used (listing it as ton, tonne or metric ton) so that the reader knows what type of ton will be referenced with any further usage as T
What is the abbreviation for tonne?
A short ton is equivalent to 2,000 pounds. This unit of measurement can be abbreviated as ST. In the United States the term is shortened to just ton which is abbreviated as T.
What is mt weight?
MT is the abbreviation for Metric Ton, which is 1000 Kilograms = How Much In Pounds 2.2046 pounds per kilogram therefore 2205 pounds.
What is the symbol of 5 megatons?
There is no symbol for 5 megatons. A megaton can be abbreviated as MT but that is too easily confused with the abbreviation for metric ton.
What is oz pound and t?
oz = ounce lb = pound t = not a real abbreviation, probably means ton (2,000 pounds) If you are looking at recipes, "t" is probably teaspoon.
