Physics, asked by sserajesh111, 10 months ago

how many millilitres are contain in 1 metre cube

Answers

Answered by katieshuttleworth

1

Answer:

1000mm squared :)

Answered by ajblaze

1

Answer:

It's 10^6 mL

Explanation:

1m^3=1000L=10^3L

And

1L=10^3mL

So,

1m^3=(10^3)*(10^3)=10^6mL

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