162 lb/yr to lb/mo

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162lb/yr = lb/mo      ( 1 year = 12 mo )

162/12 = lb/1

lb = 162/12 = 13.5
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162/12 = lb

lb = 13.5
by Level 8 User (36.8k points)
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