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How many 2.7 liters are milliliters
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How many 2.7 liters are milliliters
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A 1000 Milliliters is 1 Liter (Sorry for Wrong Spelling) so 2 Liters is equal 2000 Milliliters and the 0.7 turns into Milliliters. Your Answer should be 2700 Milliliters
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"Milli-" means one thousandth. One milliliter equals a one thousandth of a liter, or in other words there are one thousand milliliters in one liter. If there are 2.7 liters, that means there are 2.7 x 1000 milliliters, which equals 2700 milliliters.
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