Liquid volume (displacement) and Solid volume (length x width x height)
You are asking for two different types of dimensional analysis - one of length, and one of volume. The two units are therefore incompatible.
Eight inches is a measurement of length whereas a cup is a measurement of volume. They are two completely different types of measurement.
mass, volume and weight.
"Litre" is a unit of volume, while "millimetre" is a unit of length. It ought to be obvious that these two types of quantities don't convert to each other.
A quadrilateral is a two-dimensional object - it therefore does not have a volume.
I have a two volume set of books on just this subject, published in 1961. It lists more types than I could hope to list here. The first volume is on digital computer types and the second volume is on analog computer types. Imagine what has happened since 1961 that the author never heard of!
These pipettes differ by dimensions: volume, length, diameter, etc.
Mass and volume
All the compounds have at least two different types of atoms, they have mass and volume.
None. There are two completely different types of measurements. Liters measure volume. Meters measure length.
· Simple volume, · Spanned volume, · Striped volume, · Mirrored volume, · RAID 5.
Texture = feels, Flexibility = bend, Color = Looks...
Volume Two - Volume magazine album - was created in 1991-11.
You are asking for two different types of dimensional analysis - one of length, and one of volume. The two units are therefore incompatible.
Eight inches is a measurement of length whereas a cup is a measurement of volume. They are two completely different types of measurement.
Mass,volume and density.
This question can not be answered as you are using two different measurement types. Liters is a volume measure, while acre is an area measure.