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help needed again sorr guys ill quit bugging now im just really stupid (1 Viewer)

lozzipops_87

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does 1m cubed equal 1 litre??

can someone also help me to pls understand 2003 HSC question 24 a and thankyou!
and question 23 d aswell
 
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lozzipops_87 said:
does 1m cubed equal 1 litre??

can someone also help me to pls understand 2003 HSC question 24 a and thankyou!
and question 23 d aswell
i dont think 1 metre cube = a litre

24a) P(1+r)

r = 0.0475/12

p=24000

r= 36

24000(1+0.0475/12)^36

= $27667.89

23d) v= pie x r squared x h
pie x 25 x 7.8
= 613

8 x 612.61 = 4900.88mL
=4.9 L
does have racing requirements becuase is under 5 litres

hope dat helps
 

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For capacity, the best two things to remember are:
1 cm3 = 1 mL
1 m3 = 1 kL

It's then pretty easy to convert to litres (L) cause you just multiply by 1000 (from kL) or divide by 1000 (from mL), depending on the units you have.
 

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