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A)Convert 600kg/m3 to g/cm3 B)convert an area of 30mm×4cm to m2 C)convert 50 ml to liter and to cm3 D)use the fact that 1 m3=1000 liter,show that 1 liter=1000cm3

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A)Convert 600kg/m3 to g/cm3 B)convert an area of 30mm×4cm to m2 C)convert 50 ml to liter and to cm3 D)use the fact that 1 m3=1000 liter,show that 1 liter=1000cm3

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