The state filing typically cost from $50 â $800 at the time of writing. Publication Some states, most notably New York, require a statement of formation to be published in one or more newspapers that operate in the county in which you choose to form.
How many pounds does a gallon of imperial gas weigh. Depends on the density or specific gravity of the gasoline, which can vary lot to lot. An Imperial gallon of water is 10 lb (vs about 8.33 lb for US gallon) and typical gasoline specific gravity is about 0.74, so about 7.4 lb.
Thanks for writing to Ask Dr. Math, Davis! The weight will vary some with the temperature of the water. To begin, we know that by definitions, 1 gallon = 231 in^3*(2.54 cm/in)^4/(1 cm^3/ml), = 3785.411784 ml, exactly. Now it is just a matter of multiplying by the density d in g/ml of water at the temperature you want, and then converting to pounds by dividing by exactly 453.59237 g/lb. Thus the answer to 12 significant figures is 1 gallon of water weighs 8.34540445202*d pounds. Enter the temperature in degrees Celsius and see the density d. Use this and the formula above to get the temperature-adjusted weight in pounds.