if one still doesn't understand to add on .. 1000 cm^3 = 1000 ml 1000ml = 1 Litre
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lwoF trea = eotvcyil × SCA = 20 mcs/ce × 2cm2 = 0cm43ecs/
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sinThg oyu geva ot :kown 3m^c = mL , ehtn woh to ovntrec tuni.s
m2^c2 x 02 ms/cec = mc34^0 / esc = 40 Lm / sec
rmFo eehr utsj onervct 40 Lm / sec to L / nmi
04 Lm / ecs x 1 L / 1000 mL x 60 ecs / 1 nuteim = 4.2 L / min
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If, like me, you dislike memorizing formulas, but are okay doing the actual math, I always just look at the units. It wanted L/min, and I had to get it using cm^2 and cm/sec...
Well, I know cm^3 gives volume (L) after bashing out a few conversions, so multiply it is!
Then I know to turn seconds into minutes, so multiply by 60.
Now, at this point, I knew my decimals were off, but still, 4x6 = 24, so it's some version of that. Had they included 24 or .24 as answers, I'd have actually had to pay attention to my conversions.
Anyways, I hope that helps!
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2 ^m2c x 02 cmesc/ x 06 mens/ic x 1 00/,L01 ^c3m = 42. L/nmi
10,00 cm3^ = 1 L
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