If you have 1mL of water in a tube, how many times can you draw 100μL out of that tube?

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If you have 1mL of water in a tube, how many times can you draw 100μL out of that tube?

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Answer:

10 times

Step-by-step explanation:

there are 1000μL in 1 mL

Benface answered May 13, 2024

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