How is bmi calculated

The formula is a little complicated. The first step would be to multiply your weight in pounds by 703. Next, square your height in inches. So if you are 65 inches tall, you’re going to multiply 65 by 65. The third and last step is to divide…

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The formula is a little complicated. The first step would be to multiply your weight in pounds by 703. Next, square your height in inches. So if you are 65 inches tall, you’re going to multiply 65 by 65. The third and last step is to divide…

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BMI is calculated by taking your weight in kilograms and dividing by the square of your height in centimeters. BMI = (weight in kg) / (height in m) Example: 70 kg, 175 cm (1.75 m) => 70 /(1.75) = 22.86 If you prefer English units then yo…

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Related Questions Answered on Y!Answers

What does your BMI determine? How is ones BMI calculated?

Q: BMI as in Body Mass Index. Also, what is a healthy BMI?

A: BMI determines your weight; height; and if you are over weight or underweight. there are BMI machines that calculate all of this. Healthy BMI means if you are healthy as in over or underweight

What is BMI? How it is calculated? If a person’s Height is 165 cms and Weight is 85 Kgs, then what is his BMI?

Q: How it is measured? What is the formula used?? Please prescribed the healthy BMI range?

A: u ain’t need no bmi, u re 20 kg overweight

How is BMI calculated?

Q: I ask because I thought it was it was to do with weight and height , but I’m 9kgs lighter than my sister, but according to my WII fit she has a lower BMI, not by much, shes 1cm taller than me.

A: Bmi is usually done by a machine sending pulses through you measurin the mass between bone n skin, be that muscle fat or whatever. And there lies the problem with bmi system, for example guys that are incredibly fit with a lot of muscle are morbidly obese according to the bmi chart. So don’t take bmi to serously 🙂