if i know the volume of a container in metres cubed, how do i find how many litres of liquid it can hold?

Answer 1

Supposing you are talking about water, simply multiply the metres cubed by 1000 or move the decimal point 3 places to the right. 1metre cubed = 1000 litres. And its weight would be 1 tonne or 1000kg.

Answer 2

1 m = 10 ² cm
1 m ² = 10 ² x 10 ² cm ² = 10^(4) cm²
1 m ³ = 10 ² x 10 ² x 10 ² cm³ = 10^(6) cm³

1 litre = 1000 cm ³ = 10 ³ cm ³

Let volume of container = V m ³ = 10^(6) x V cm ³:-

10 ³ cm ³ <-------------> 1 litre
10^(6) V cm ³ <-----> (10^(6) / 10 ³) V litres = 10 ³ V litres

Therefore if V in m ³ is known, multiply V by 10 ³ = 1000 to obtain number of litres the tank can hold.

Answer 3

One cubic metre contains 1000 litres.
1 m^3 = 1000 dm^3
So
1.5 m^3 = 1500dm^3

Answer 4

1 cubic metre = 1000 litres

So ,all you've got to do is multiply the volume in cubic metres by 1000 to get the number of litres it will hold.

Answer 5

1 Cubic Metre = 1,000 Litres

Answer 6

we know that 1 meter cube = 1000 liter
so you can eaisily obtain how many litres it can hold
for example container of 2 m^3 so it can hold 2000 L

Answer 7

1 m^3 =1000 litre.So multiply your cubic meter by 1000 and you´ll get the answer in litres

Answer 8

one cubic metre is equals to 1000 litres.

Answer 9

You convert m³ in litres. Thus:
1dm³ = 1L
1 m³ = 1000L
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