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by gina » Sun Jan 24, 2010 10:00 am
I need help for this example,how do you convert 7.02ml = cm3
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Re: converting
by Dirtman » Sun Jan 24, 2010 11:16 am
gina wrote:I need help for this example,how do you convert 7.02ml = cm3
Gina:
No conversion is necessary: 7.02 ml = 7.02 cm3 = 7.02 cc
cc (cubic centimeter) is an outdated way to write cm3, which is the same as ml
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Re: converting
by powelstag » Mon Feb 22, 2010 1:07 pm
Yes, geena is correct..
i agree with geena..
No conversion is necessary: 7.02 ml = 7.02 cm3 = 7.02 cc
cc (cubic centimeter) is an outdated way to write cm3, which is the same as ml
i agree with geena..
No conversion is necessary: 7.02 ml = 7.02 cm3 = 7.02 cc
cc (cubic centimeter) is an outdated way to write cm3, which is the same as ml
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