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A scientist used 786 milliliters of a liquid for an experiment. How many liters of the liquid did the scientist use for this experiment? A- 786,000 L B- 7.86 L C- 0.786 L D- 0.0786 L
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A scientist used 786 milliliters of a liquid for an experiment. How many liters of the liquid did the scientist use for this experiment?

A- 786,000 L

B- 7.86 L

C- 0.786 L

D- 0.0786 L

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the answer is d , i hope this helps !
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Answer:

0.786L

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