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3 years ago

Your cat's bowl hold 0.25 L. You have about 300 cm³ of milk. Will all the milk fit in the bowl?

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No. It will not all fit in the bowl, unless the cat
drinks very fast while you are pouring.

1 L = 1,000 cm³

0.25 L = 250 cm³

300 cm³ = 1 full bowl + a 50 cm³ puddle on the floor.

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