How many ml are in a 30kg dog if there are 3 ml per kg?

Answer 1

Lets look at this question. The dog weighs 30 kg and each kg represents 3 ml (or cubic centimetres since dogs are mot liquids) This situation would indicate the dog has a volume of 3cc x 30 kg or 90 ccs. The dog would fit comfortably in less than a third of a measuring cup, but weigh 30 kilograms. Osmium, the densest metal, would only weigh about 1/4 of a kilogram (250 g) if it occupied the same volume. This means the dog is 100 times (or so) as dense as osmium.A more average earth type dog weighs about 1 g per ml.

Answer 2

1 kg → 3 ml

→ 30 kg → 30 × 3 ml = 90 ml

Answer 3

There would be 90 ml in a 30kg dog if there are 3 ml per kg. This is calculated by multiplying the weight of the dog (30 kg) by the amount per kg (3 ml/kg).