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Help! I barely understand. 1 liter=1,000 millimeters
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Help! I barely understand.

1 liter=1,000 millimeters

Help! I barely understand. 1 liter=1,000 millimeters-example-1
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Answer:

500 milliliters

Explanation:

2 liters= 2000 milliliters, so 2000/4 = 500

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