Converting Metric Units of Volume @tdewitt451

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How do you solve problems with conversion of metric units (also known as SI units). These are units like cubic centimeters, cubic millimeters, cubic meters, cm^3, mm^3, m^3, and milliliters (mL), and liters (L). One cubic centimeters is the same as one milliliter, and one cubic decimeter (dm) is the same as one liter.

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$Unit Conversions with Area and Volume To see all my Chemistry videos, check out http://socratic.org/chemistry How to use conversion factors to work with units like square feet, square inches, cubic feet, and cubic inches. You have to write the relationship and then square or cube both sides of the equation, and then you can use that to build a conversion factor fraction to cancel units and do dimensional analysis or factor label method.$

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Converting Metric Units of Volume