What is a volume of $70 \cdot c L$ $70*cL$ ?

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What is a volume of $70 \cdot c L$ $70*cL$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2016-03-24T16:10:16

Do you mean $70$ $70$ $c L$ $cL$ ?

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Bottles of spirits used to be $750$ $750$ $m L$ $mL$ , now they are $700$ $700$ $m L$ $mL$ . i.e. $0.70$ $0.70$ $L$ $L$ (obviously the volume has reduced because of expense, and of course most of us drink too much!).

So, what's a $c L$ $cL$ ? $1$ $1$ $c L$ $cL$ $=$ $=$ $10^{- 2} L$ $10^-2L$ $=$ $=$ $10$ $10$ $m L$ $mL$ . (Why? $1$ $1$ $L$ $L$ $=$ $=$ $1000 \cdot m L$ $1000*mL$ $=$ $=$ $100 \times 10 \cdot m L$ $100xx10*mL$ $=$ $=$ $100$ $100$ $c L$ $cL$

So $70$ $70$ $c L$ $cL$ $=$ $=$ $70 \times 10 \cdot m L$ $70xx10*mL$ $=$ $=$ $700$ $700$ $m L$ $mL$ .

Note that bottles of wine still hold a $750$ $750$ $m L$ $mL$ volume of vino. How many $c L$ $cL$ is this?

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