I am good at maths, so I believe I can help you get the answer to your query: Three centimetres of water in a tank equals 2 litres, so how many litres is 45 millimetres.
Given that 3 centimetres of water in a tank equals 2 litres, we can first find out:
1 centimetre equals ⅔ litres. 45 millimetres = 4.5 centimetres.
To find the volume in litres:
4.5 cm×2/3 liters/cm = 3 litres
So if a tank contains 2 litres for every 3 centimetres of water, then at a depth of 4.5 centimetres (or 45 millimetres), it will hold 3 litres of water.
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Three centimetres of water in a tank equals 2 litres, so how many litres is 45 millimetres?
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2024-07-01T14:09:10+00:00 2024-07-02T10:51:26+00:00Comment
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