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Quiz Relación de volumen y capacidad

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Quiz Relación de volumen y capacidad
 

Quiz Relación de volumen y capacidadOnline version

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by Andrea Roa
1

Una onza líquida es una unidad de capacidad del sistema internacional que equivale a 29,57 cm3.

2

La capacidad de un contenedor cúbico de 10 cm de arista es 1 L.

3

10 galones equivalen a 37,9 dm3.

4

10 galones equivalen a 37,9 dm3.

5

100 barriles equivalen a 15 899 cm3.

6

15 000 L equivalen a 15 000 000 cm3.

Explicación

La onza líquida no pertenece al Sistema Internacional. 29,57 cm³ equivalen aproximadamente a 29,57 mL.

10×10×10=1000 cm3 , y 1000 cm³ = 1 L.

1 galón ≈ 3,79 L, por lo tanto 10 galones ≈ 37,9 L = 37,9 dm³.

1 L = 1 dm³. Por lo tanto, 100 L = 100 dm³.

100 barriles equivalen aproximadamente a 15 899 L, no a 15 899 cm³.

1 L = 1000 cm³. Entonces 15 000 × 1000 = 15 000 000 cm³.

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