Volume

1000 ml = 1 litre so 874000 ml = 874 l

Volume, V, of a rectangular cross-section box is length, l X width, w, X depth, d. V=lwd=8ftX4ftX2ft=64ft3

0.99997200078397804861463879011388 liters.
I think the question is incomplete. You can not possibly mean how many litres are there in 1 kilogram. The two units describe two different quantities. Kilogram is a unit of mass while Litre is a unit of volume.

14' x 25' = 350 square feet.

10 qt * 1 gal/4 qt = 2.5 gal

4000 mililitres

504 cubic feet of dirt.

For the answer just times width by length by depth

4 x 6 = 24

24 x 21 = 504

5mL is 1.4dr

The answer is 400 sq feet.

There are 1,000 cubic millimeters in one cubic centimeter.

Cubic centimeters x 1,000 = cubic millimeters

119.688 (rounded)

3,490 US gallons is about 466.55 cubic feet.

If you know the length of a side, s, V = s3

This is not really a valid conversion because cubic meters is a measure of volume while meters is a measure of length or distance.

It all depends what's in those cubic metres.

If they're full of air and not surrounded by more air, then they weigh about 7.1 pounds.

If they're full of water, then they weigh about 5,512 pounds.

If they're full of stones or lead, then they weigh even more than that.

If they're completely empty, then their weight is zero.

14 x 21 = 294 square feet.

No.

10

13 centiliters is 130mL

no unless the drums are 1 gallon drums which genrally isnt true

There is no answer.

An inch is a measure of length or distance while a quart is a measure of volume. The two measure different things and, according to basic principles of dimensional analysis, conversion from one to the other is not valid without some addition information.

1 quart is so called because it is a quarter of a gallon. In other words, 4 to a gallon.

A cubic centimetre is a unit of volume. A metre is a unit of distance. The two units are therefore incompatible.