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EVERYDAY milliliter
EXAM
There are exactly 1000 mL (milliliters)
in the
derived unit of measure liter. TRUE
or FALSE - Check One
| The Derived Unit for VOLUME is
meter (m) |
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| There are 1000 mL in the
volume of 1 L |
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FALSE |
| Liters per 100
kilometers is written L/100 km |
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FALSE |
| A "cup" is 250 mL |
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FALSE |
A cube (1000 cm³) filled
with
water
contains
exactly 1 L (1 liter)
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EXAMINE
YOUR METRIC MEASUREMENT
LEARNING SKILLS
FOR EVERYDAY USE IN AMERICA
Choose From the
Following Subjects
liter
(L)
is the derived unit for
VOLUME
Use the symbol L
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Measure Volume of gasoline or the Volume
of most any refreshing beverage. |
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Volume is the amount of space in a contained
substance like water in a swimming pool measured in liters.
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Which has
more...
750 mL (milliliters) or
1 L (liter)?
You are Absolutely right!
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DID
YOU KNOW? ( Video)
that you can divide 1 meter
by exactly 10 equal parts
(10 cm x 10 cm x 10 cm)
then make
a cube (1000 cm³) of it to fill with
water
and you will find that it contains
exactly 1 L (1 liter)
(1000 mL)
of water
and is the mass of exactly 1
kg (1 kilogram) (1000 g)
ALL SIMPLY RELATED IN 10! |
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CLICK
ON PICTURES FOR VIDEO LEARNING!
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"The
Metric
System"
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CLICK ON PICTURES
BELOW
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1 cm³ (1 cubic centimeter) |
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filled with water
contains exactly
1 mL (1 milliliter) |
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and is the
mass of exactly
1 g (1 gram)
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