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Simply divide 1
m (meter)
in exactly 10 parts,
each side of which measures 10 cm
(centimeters).
Then make a cube container that is
10 cm x 10 cm x 10 cm (1000 cm³)
that we can fill with water. And like magic, when you
fill this cube container with water,
it has the volume
of exactly 1
L (liter).
But then, when you place
this
cube filled with water
on the
scale
it has a mass
of exactly 1 kg (kilogram). (at sea level that is) "How
about that?
Length, Volume and Mass
all simply related in 10"
Both
spellings meter
and metre, as well as
liter
and litre
are acceptable. ENJOY THE CLOSE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
Length
of 1
m (meter), Volume
of 1 L (liter)
and Mass
of 1 kg (kilogram).
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and CONDITIONS
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AUTHORIZATION NUMBER
Did You
Know
That?
1 cm³ (1 cubic centimeter)
filled with water
contains exactly 1 mL (1 milliliter)
and is the
mass
of exactly
1 g (1 gram)
LENGTH - meter VOLUME - liter
MASS - kilogram
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