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A can holds 5.6l of water. What is the volume of the can in cm3.

A can holds 5.6l of water. What is the volume of the can in cm3.
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A can holds 5.6l of water. What is the volume of the can in cm3.

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5.6 \ l = 5.6 \ dm^3 \\ \\ 1 \ dm^3= 1000 \ cm^3 \\ \\ 5.6 \ dm^3=5.6 * 1000 \ cm^3=5600 \ cm^3

The volume of the can is 5600 cm³.
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