Volume

140,000 milliliters.

Remember K H D | d c m. Litres is three places to the left of millilitres. So you have to move the decimal place three times to the left. So in this case the answer is 2.5 litres.

You cannot. Area is a 2-dimentional concept and volume is 3-dimensional. Unless you know the depth (or average depth) you cannot determine the volume.

1 litre = 1000 millilitres. You now have all the necessary information to work out the answer.

155 milliliters

1 inch = 0.0254 meter . so now convert the all inches into a meter.

5x0.0254=0.127 m

2x0.0254=0.0508 m

3x0.0254=0.0762 m

0.127x 0.0508 x0.0762 =0.000491612 cubic meter

1 litre = 1000 m

0.000491612 x 1000 =0.4916 litres

8 qts

1 gallon = 4 quarts

1 quart = 0.25 gallon

1 gallon = 16 cups

1 cup =0.23 gallon

Twenty Million. There are one million per cubic metre.

110,000

1.7697 in3.

That is 64 square feet !

About 7 times 26.

One cubic metre = 35 195.0652 Imperial fluid ounces.

Depends on how much the woman in question has slept around.

None.

A cubic metre is a measure of volume, whereas a foot is a measure of distance or length. The two measure different things and, according to the basic principles of dimensional analysis, conversion from one to the other is not valid.

"Cubic feet" is the description of a volume of space, like inside a bottle or a

warehouse. "Square feet" is the description of a surface area, like a wall

you're painting or a yard you're mowing.

They're different, and there's no way to compare them.

If you could talk about volume and area together and compare them, then

you'd be able to figure out how many acres of gas you put in your car last

month, or how many gallons of carpet you need for your bedroom floor.

700

14ft * 14 ft * 6 in = 14/3 yd * 14/3 yd * 1/6 yd = 98/27 cubic yards or 3.63 cu yards (approx).

22 acre-feet equates to 7,169,000 gallons of water.

3 cubic yards are 9 times greater than 3 cubic feet.

Fill the 3G can. Pour the contents into the 7G can.

Fill the 3G can again. Pour the contents into the 7G can.

Fill the 3G can a third time. Pour the contents into the 7G can until it is full.

(The 3G can now has 2G remaining.) Empty the 7G can and pour the 2G into it.

Fill the 3G can a fourth time. You now have a total of 5G in the two cans.

48 liters = 12.68 US gallons = 10.56 imperial gallons