How many cups are in 200 gm?
How many cups are in 200 gm?
How many cups are in 200 gm?
How many cups are in 200 gm?
How many cups are in 200 gm?
How many cups are in 200 gm?
How many cups are in 200 gm?
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How many cups are in 200 gm?
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by Guest » Thu Mar 17, 2005 6:13 pm
There is no universal conversion between weight and volume, it depends on the density of the material. 200 g of lead occupies a much smaller volume than 200 g of balsa wood or feathers.
You have to find a table that gives density for the material you are interested in. Metric units are usually kg/m^3. You will also need to convert cups to metric units, probably liters. Recognize that 1000 L = 1 m^3.
You have to find a table that gives density for the material you are interested in. Metric units are usually kg/m^3. You will also need to convert cups to metric units, probably liters. Recognize that 1000 L = 1 m^3.
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