Water in a bathtub is typically measured in liters (L) because bathtubs hold larger volumes of water. For example, a standard bathtub can hold around 150 to 250 liters of water. Milliliters (mL) are used for much smaller volumes, such as measuring liquid ingredients in cooking or small containers. Therefore, for a bathtub, liters is the appropriate unit of measurement.
Personally neither as I would use gallons, but to help you think about it:If you had a bathtub which would be easier (and quicker) to measure it if you used your choice to fill the bathtub with water:a teaspoon (used for taking medicine) which holds 5 ml; ora jug which holds 1 l[The answer is litres (l), not millilitres (ml).]
200 L
The most appropriate unit to measure the capacity of water in a bathtub is liters (L) because it provides a more practical and easier-to-understand measurement compared to milliliters (mL) for larger volumes of liquid like water in a bathtub.
100 mL = 0.1 L of water
liters 1 liter = 1000 ml 1 ml = 0.001 L
It depends on the size/shape (length, width and depth OR circumference and depth) of the bathtub. Unless you provide measurements of the tub, it is impossible to answer this question. However for rough estimation, A standard Japanese bath contained about 500 L of water and a metric cup is 250 ml thus it would need around 2,000 cup of water to fill a bath tub. European bathtub would have similar volume of containment unless it is an order specifics tub.
Both really. 1000 mL is 1 L so the water can be expressed in either form but usually in Liters.
1060 ml
There are 1000 mL in 1 L of water.
40 ml
A bathtub for people or 4-legged pets . . . definitely. A bathtub for small birds . . . not definitely, but most likely.
If you are asking for millilitters (mL) then: 100 mL * (1 L / 1000 mL) = 0.1 L