A container of tonic water has a volume of 3100 cubic centimeters. How many liters of tonic does the container hold?

Webmasters asked Feb 4, 2023

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Answer: We have to convert 3100 cubic centimeters into liters, the steps for the conversion are as follows:

$\begin{gathered} 3,100cm^3*(1L)/(1000cm^3)=3.1L \\ \\ 3,100cm^3=3.1L \end{gathered}$

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