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Conversion factors: soup calls for 4.0lbs of onions,. 1 onion has mass of 115g. How many onions are needed?
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The conversion rate for pounds to grams is 1 pound = 453.59237 grams Therefore, to solve for the number of onions required you would first convert your pounds to grams: \[4.0 \times 453.59237\] = 1814.36948 g You would then divide the mass of onions required (1814.36948 g) by the mass of a single onion (115g) to determine the number of onions required for the recipe. \[1814.36948g \div 115g\] = 15.777 onions As you can't have .777 of an onion, you need 16 onions for the soup.
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