Ryan fills his cat's water bowl. Is it reasonable to say he uses 1ml of water? Explain

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Naddika [18.5K]3 years ago

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No because a milliter is not that much.

Anna [14]3 years ago

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No, it's not reasonable. I'd much rather help you than blankly state the answer, so here I go. Ya' know those syringe's you see in science class. maybe you've had a lab with them, perhaps you've seen in them in shows. Now imagine that filled up with a superrrrrr tiny amount of water. Now imagine that in a bowl. See, it doesn't make sence. *If it helps, one ml=one gram.

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