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A very heavy object has mass that is measured in
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A cube whose length, width, and height are each
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If the cube in (b) is filled with water, the mass of the water is
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If a car uses
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20 ha = ________ a
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51.8 L = ______ cm3
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10 km2 = ______ m2
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50 L = _______ mL
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5830 mL = _____ L
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25 m3 = ______ dm3
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75 dm3 = ______ mL
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52,813 g = ______ kg
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4800 kg = _______ t
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