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Which one if the following are appropriate units for measuring volume

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Temka [501]3 years ago

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Volume is expressed in "cubic" as prefix of the material being measured.

<span>In cement, it would be measured in cubic yards </span>
<span>In liquids in can be liters, gallons, ounces etc.. </span>
<span>That's my answer off the top.... </span>
<span>Norm </span>

<span>In SI, you use litres and derivatives (such as ml, kl, etc.) </span>
<span>In Imperial and US, the units are ounces, cups, pints, quarts, and gallons.</span>

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