Which of the following is not the same as 0.032 liters?

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This question needs the answer choices.

I found these choices for you:
0.00032hL
320cL
32mL

Then you need to make the conversion of 0.032 liters to hectoliters, centiliters and milimilters to check which is not equivalent.

1) 0.032 liters to hectoliters:

 0.032 liter * 1 hectoliter / 100 liter = 0.00032 hecoliter

2) 0.032 liter to centiliters:

 0.032 liter * 100 centiliters / 1 liter = 3.2 centiliter

3) 0.032 liter to mililiter:

 0.032 liter * 1000 mililiter / liter = 32 mililiter

Then, the answer is 320 cL: 320 cL is not the same as 0.032 liters

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