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'lbs' is 'pounds' , which is an Imperial measure of mass/weight.
'ml' is 'mililitres' , which is a metric measure of Volume.
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What is a quarter of 2000ml?
Oh, dude, a quarter of 2000ml is like 500ml. It's like dividing that big ol' 2000ml by 4, and boom, you get your answer. So, yeah, 500ml is your quarter of 2000ml. Easy peasy, lemon squeezy.
Is 1L less than 2000mL?
only on tuesday's :)
How many lbs are in 27 tons?
54 000 lbs
How many lbs in weight are in a ton?
2000 lbs.
Is 750 ml greater than 2 liters?
750ml = 0.75L 2000ml = 2L 2L is bigger.
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