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Complete the following table by converting the given measurement into the other listed units of measurement ina.b.C.d.e.f.6007409200

Complete the following table by converting the given measurement into the other listed-example-1
User Lari
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Let us revise the changes between units


1l=1dm^3=1000cm^3=1000ml

Now, let us find the missing in the table

a.

8 dm^3

By using the units above


\begin{gathered} 8dm^3=8*1000=8000cm^3 \\ 8dm^3=8*1=8l \\ 8dm^3=8*1000=8000ml \end{gathered}

The missings in a are

8000 cm^3

8 l

8000 ml

b.

600 cm^3

By using the units above


\begin{gathered} 600cm^3=(600)/(1000)=0.6dm^3 \\ \\ 600cm^3=(600)/(1000)=0.6l \\ \\ 600cm^3=(600)/(1)=600ml \end{gathered}

The missings in the table are

0.6 dm^3

0.6 l

600 ml

c.

35 l

By using the units above


\begin{gathered} 35l=35*1000=35000cm^3 \\ 35l=35*1=35dm^3 \\ 35l=35*1000=35000ml \end{gathered}

The missings in the table are

35000 cm^3

35 dm^3

35000 ml

d.

1000 ml

By using the units above


\begin{gathered} 1000ml=(1000)/(1)=1000cm^3 \\ \\ 1000ml=(1000)/(1000)=1dm^3 \\ \\ 1000ml=(1000)/(1000)=1l \end{gathered}

The missings in the table are

1000 cm^3

1 dm^3

1 l

e.

740 cm^3

By using the units above


\begin{gathered} 740cm^3=(740)/(1000)=0.74dm^3 \\ \\ 740cm^3=(740)/(1000)=0.74l \\ \\ 740cm^3=(740)/(1)=740ml \end{gathered}

The missings in the table are

0.74 dm^3

0.74 l

740 ml

f.

9200 cm^3


\begin{gathered} 9200cm^3=(9200)/(1000)=9.2dm^3 \\ \\ 9200cm^3=(9200)/(1000)=9.2l \\ \\ 9200cm^3=(9200)/(1)=9200ml \end{gathered}

The missings in the table are

9.2 dm^3

9.2 l

9200 ml

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