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A scientist used 786 millimeters of liquid for an experiment. How many liters of the liquid did the scientist use for the experiment?
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A scientist used 786 millimeters of liquid for an experiment. How many liters of the liquid did the scientist use for the experiment?

User Martin Christiansen
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Answer:

0.786 liters

Explanation:

There is 1000 milliliters in a liter. (I'm assuming you meant milliliters instead of millimeters? Otherwise they are not compatible)

milliliters : liter

1000 : 1

786 : 0.786

User Tom Bascom
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Answer:

0.786 liters

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