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The way I look at it is the ration is 2.2lbs/1kg. we know that there are 18 18ths in 1 kg, which means tha there are 18 18ths in 2.2lbs. We must get 2.2lbs doen to 1lb by dividing 18 by 2.2. This equals 180/22. I get an answer of 8. I hope that wasn't confusing.



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