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sladkih [1.3K]
1 year ago
7

An important and convenient aspect of the metric system is that volume is derived from the basic length measurement. which pair

of measurements represents equivalent volumes?
Chemistry
1 answer:
horrorfan [7]1 year ago
5 0

the metric system is that volume is derived from the basic length measurement

mL and cm^3

What is metric system?

A system of measurements is called the metric system. It is employed in calculations and research across the globe. Here are some instances of measurements made with the metric system:

  • The unit used to measure lengths and distances is the meter. In daily life, we use this unit to measure things like the length of a piece of clothing, the distance from school to home, etc.
  • You may have noticed that the bag of your favorite food has a weight listed on it. 250 grams of potato chips, as an illustration. The unit of weight used here is the gram.
  • Similar to this, the bottle of your preferred beverage has a volume indication (for example, 250 milliliters of cola). The unit of volume used here is the milliliter.

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