How would you measure the amount of water in a large bottle in metric units?

Answer 1

The units used would usually be liters, or sometimes milliliters. That's a measure of volume; if it is the mass you want, you would measure in kilograms.

Answer 2

One way to measure the amount of water in a large bottle in metric units is by using a measuring cup that displays milliliters. You can pour water from the bottle into the measuring cup and note the volume in milliliters. Another method is to use a kitchen scale that measures in grams to weigh the bottle filled with water and subtract the weight of the bottle itself to determine the weight of the water in grams, which can then be converted to milliliters (1 gram = 1 milliliter for water).

Answer 3

Liquid measure is always called Fluid Measure. Quantity or Volume of fluid is never measured in Centimetres. Volume of fluids is measured in Litres or Millilitres. If, and only if, the fluid is pure water, then the number of ml of it will be the same as the number of cubic centimetres (cc) of it.