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you need to quote the dimensions of the container, otherwise how could we calculate the capacity. Or alternatively, take a graduated jug and fill it yourself
Gasoline has a density of about 0.72 g/mL. Therefore, you would need about 2777 mL (2.777 L) of container space to hold 2000 g of gasoline.
The amount of water a 10 cm length can hold depends on the dimensions of the container it is in. If it is a symmetric shape like a cylinder or rectangular prism, you would need to provide the width and height of the container in addition to the length to calculate the volume and hence the amount of water it can hold.
You would need a container that can hold about 60 pounds or approximately 40 bushels.
The property of matter that allows it to not need a container to hold it is mass. Matter has mass, which gives it weight, allowing it to exist without a container to keep it in place.
You haven't said how deep it is. To measure volume you need three dimensions.
To determine how many pounds a cubic 3.5 feet container can hold, you need to know the density of the material being filled into the container. Once you have the density of the material in pounds per cubic foot, you can multiply it by 3.5 cubic feet to find out the total weight the container can hold in pounds.
No, it is not recommended to freeze lemonade in the carton as it may expand and burst the packaging. It is better to transfer the lemonade to a freezer-safe container before freezing to avoid any accidents.
you would have 2.857 LITERS.
The amount of lemons really depends upon how much lemonade you are making. Generally half a lemon will make one cup. So according to the amount of lemonade you need you will need 1 lemon for every 2 cups.
You need to give the width and height of the container as well as the length