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Simply divide 1
m (meter)
in exactly 10 parts,
each side of which measures 10 cm
(centimeters).
Then make a cube container that is
10 cm x 10 cm x 10 cm (1000 cmณ)
that we can fill with water. And like magic, when you
fill this cube container with water,
it has the volume
of exactly 1
L (liter).
But then, when you place
this
cube filled with water
on the
scale
it has a
mass
of exactly 1 kg (kilogram). (at sea level that is)
Both
spellings meter
and metre, as well as
liter
and litre
are acceptable. ENJOY THE CLOSE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
Length
of 1
m (meter), Volume
of 1 L (liter)
and Mass
of 1 kg (kilogram).
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and CONDITIONS
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AUTHORIZATION NUMBER
Did You
Know That?
1 cmณ
(1 cubic centimeter)
filled with water
contains exactly
1 mL (1 milliliter)
