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METRIC LEARNING TIP

DID YOU KNOW?  
that you can divide 1 meter by exactly
10 equal parts (10 cm x 10 cm x 10 cm)
then make a cube (1000 cmณ) 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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SMALLER METRIC
MEASURES
1 cmณ (1 cubic centimeter)

filled with water contains exactly
1 mL (1 milliliter)

and is the mass  of exactly
1 g (1 gram)