What object equals one liter?

Answer 1

1,000 mills or aprox 1/4 of a US gallon Answer: 1 litre is the same as:

* 1 kg water * 4.23 cups * 0.26 US liq gallon * 0.22 UK liq gallon * 61.02 cu. in. * 67.63 tblsp * 202.88 tsp

Answer 2

You're in luck! A liter is a measurement of liquid volume in the metric system.

Everything in the metric system is a multiple of 10, which makes it *very* easy to work with.

the liter is your "base" unit. A milliliter is veeeery very small.

So 1 liter = (alot, or a little?) milliliters?

That's right, since a mililiter is smaller than a liter, we can fit ALOT of milliliters into a liter.

In fact, we can fit 1000 milliliters into every liter!

Milli means one-thousandth (not a million, like you might think)

The most commonly used metric system prefixes are:

Giga - one BILLION units

Mega - one MILLION units

Kilo - one thousand units

(liter/gram/meter ) - one unit

centi - one hundredth (1/100) of a unit

milli - one thousandth (1/1000) of a unit

There are others, like a nano(unit) [one millionth] or a micro(unit) [one billionth], but they aren't usually used because they are so tiny! Even smaller than a milli(unit)!

The rule of thumb to remember is, if you're converting a big unit into a smaller unit, like liters to milliliters you need to multiply. Because we're changing something big into many many smaller pieces.

If you want to convert a smaller unit into a bigger unit, for example:

How many liters are in 3500 milliliters?

You need to divide to change the smaller unit (milliliters) into a bigger unit (liters).

And since we know there are 1000 milliliters for every liter, we can divide 3500 by 1000.

or, 3.5 (just move the decimal place on 3500 three spaces to the left, since a milliliter is worth 1000 - see the 3 zeros on 1000?)

Answer 3

2000 stupid . why would u even ask ? i mean me.. i know this stuff but u don't so there for u stupid.

Answer 4

100 centilitre = 1 litre so 1 cL = 0.01 L. Simple!

Answer 5

when it is in the states with lots of liters

Answer 6

Many soft drinks are retailed in bottles measuring 1 litre.

Answer 7

The number of liters in 1 centiliter CLl=0,01 L

Answer 8

10

Answer 9

40 what?

Answer 10

1 kg.