If my 10L you mean 10 litres, then yes, 10L is greater than 1000ml which is only 1 litre. 1L = 1000ml (milliliters). when lesser, more sensitive volumes are being measured. 1kL (kiloliters) = 1000L (litres). When greater, less sensitive volumes are being measured.
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Yes. There are 1000ml in a liter.
10 Liters is greater than 1000mL.1 liter = 1000 mLthus, 10 liters = 10000 mL
10l 9l = 9l 870ml - 0.87l 9l + 0.87l = 9.87l 9.87l to the nearest whole litre is 10l (because 9.87l is closer to 10l than it is to 9l)
yes, 1000ml is just 1l
If my 10L you mean 10 litres, then yes, 10L is greater than 1000ml which is only 1 litre. 1L = 1000ml (milliliters). when lesser, more sensitive volumes are being measured. 1kL (kiloliters) = 1000L (litres). When greater, less sensitive volumes are being measured.
1000ml=1l 10,000ml=10l
there is 1000 millileters in 1 leter so in 10 leters there is 10,000 millileters 10 is more than 1000 millileters 10L>1000mL
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1.5L is greater than 1000ml because 1 liter is equal to 1000ml. So, 1.5L would be equal to 1500ml, which is greater than 1000ml.
10 L
Yes. There are 1000ml in a liter.
10 litres. there are 1000ml in a litre, therefore 10 litres is 10000ml which is larger than 1000ml
1l = 1000ml so both are equal
No, they're exactly the same as there are 1000ml in one litre
10,000 mL = 10L