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How much is the cubic meter of water?

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∙ 2013-08-02 08:05:53

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The cubic meter of water will weigh one metric ton, or 1000 (one thousand) kilograms. It will contain about 264 (two hundred sixty four) gallons of water.

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How much is a cubic meter of water?

1 cubic meter = 1,000 liters

How much water will be there in 1 cubic meter?

About 264.2 US gallons of water in 1 cubic meter.

How much water does one cubic meter hold?

Exactly one cubic meter of it.

How much water is one cubic meter?

one cubic meter = 1000 L

How much water in a cubic meter?

One cubic meter contains 264.2 US gallons of water OR 220 UK gallons of water.

How much water is in 1 cubic meter?

1 cubic meter equates to 264.172 US gallons.

How much water can fill one cubic meter?

264.2 (264.172) US gallons of water will fill one cubic meter.

What type of quantity does the cubic meter measure?

a cubic meter measures volume. (ex. how much water in a cylinder.)

What type of quantity does the cubic. meter measure?

a cubic meter measures volume. (ex. how much water in a cylinder.)

How much water in a cubic meter of water?

About 264.2 (US) gallons.

How much does a cubic meter of water cost?

It depends on the cost of a gallon of water in your area. However, there are 264.2 gallons in one cubic meter.

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The mass of one cubic meter of water is 1000 kg. One cubic meter is equal to 35.3 cubic feet.

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