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Which shows the best path to conert 100 liters to pints

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1 liter equals to 2.11338 pints

When converting 100 liters to pints you would do 100 * 2.11338, or move the decimal place two places to the right, so you have 211.338 pints.

Arturiano [62]2 years ago

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