somone please help?

The typical unit used in the laboratory when measuring volume is the

A.

pound per square inch.

B.

milliliter.

C.

cubic centimeter.

D.

both b and c.

Question

somone please help?



The typical unit used in the laboratory when measuring volume is the 







A.

pound per square inch.





B.

milliliter.





C.

cubic centimeter.





D.

both b and c.

whpalmer4 · Answer

The formula for the volume of a cube is length * width * height.  If you have a cube which is 1 cm on each side, what would the volume be?

anonymous · Answer

C

whpalmer4 · Answer

Okay, cubic centimeter would be the unit for the problem I gave.  However, a milliliter is also a unit of volume, and in fact, 1 mL = 1 cm^3.  Still sticking with C as the correct answer?

whpalmer4 · Answer

Typically mL would be used for volumes of liquids or gases, and cm^3 for solids.

anonymous · Answer

could it be both B and C u think or just millimeters

whpalmer4 · Answer

I'm 110% sure that I've used both cm^3 and mL in the laboratory :-)

anonymous · Answer

1000 mm is equal to ?


A.

1000 meters.





B.

100 meters.





C.

10 meters.





D.

1 meter.