You are given a passage. You need to construct a question about the information present in the passage. Construct a question in such a way that (i) it is unambiguous, (ii) its answer is the whole paragraph. Avoid creating questions that can be answered correctly without actually understanding the paragraph.

[Q]: Easiest convertor is just Google -- what a great tip someone showed me!

Just go to google and type in
55 ft lbs in newton meters
and up pops the answer:
55 (ft lbs) = 74.5699872 newton meters

Likewise
65 (ft lbs) = 88.1281666 newton meters

And
75 (ft lbs) = 101.686346 newton meters

To give you an idea of what this means, a standard mechanics torque wrench can apply up to 200 newton meters of turning force.
[A]: convert the following please: 55ft/lbs to n/m & 65ft/lbs to n/m & 75ft/lbs to n/m thanks?

[Q]: This is not something you can see with Yahoo mail. Both the sender and receiver must have an e-mail program (such as Outlook) to utilize return receipt.
[A]: how can you tell if someone has opened your email?

[Q]: There are actually several "planet like" objects beyond Pluto in an area called the Kuiper belt that contains thousands of objects that circle the sun.

At present none of them have been officially recognized as new planets.
The discovery of these new planet size objects including 2003 UB313 (nicknamed XENA), Sedna(in 2004) and Quaoar(in 2002 by the same team) have triggered a re-evaluation of the necessary criteria to call something a planet.

It is likely that this team at Caltech will discover other objects to be added to the list of potential "planets" in our solar system.

2003 UB313(nicknamed XENA unofficially) is larger than Pluto which leaves officials in a bit of dilemna. How can they recognize Pluto as a planet and not this object?
[A]:
What is the name of the planet beyond Pluto?