Which measurement is equivalent to 47 mL?

1 answer:

8 0

We have that
47 ml

we know that
1 lt------------> 1000 ml
X lt -------------> 47 ml
X=47/1000--------> x=0.047 lt

the answer is the option
D: 0.047 L

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