How many tablespoons are equivalent to 1 pound of wettable powder per 100 gallons for 1 gallon?

To determine how many tablespoons are equivalent to 1 pound of wettable powder per 100 gallons for 1 gallon, you first need to understand the ratio of the ingredients involved.

In this scenario, we start with the understanding that there is 1 pound of wettable powder distributed across 100 gallons of water. If you are calculating how much of that powder is needed for just 1 gallon, you'll be using a simple ratio comparison. Since 1 gallon is 1/100th of 100 gallons, you would need 1/100th of a pound of wettable powder for that gallon.

Now, there are 16 tablespoons in a cup and typically 2 cups in a pound (since a pound of water weighs about 16 ounces, and there are 8 ounces in a cup). Thus, 1 pound translates to 32 tablespoons. To find how many tablespoons are equivalent to 1/100th of a pound, simply take 1/100th of those 32 tablespoons:

32 tablespoons divided by 100 equals 0.32 tablespoons for 1 gallon.

Since 0.32 tablespoons is roughly equivalent to 1 tablespoon (when considering practical usage in a real-life application where precise measurements might be