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What would be an appropriate measure to describe the amount of water in a puddle? milliliters feet tons miles

What would be an appropriate measure to describe the amount of water in a puddle? milliliters feet tons miles
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What would be an appropriate measure to describe the amount of water in a puddle?

milliliters
feet
tons
miles

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Answer:

milliliters

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User Ptim
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Milliliters is the only form of liquidmeasurementt of those choices so it has to be that one.
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