n=vc the v is volume and we use dm^3 for that equation
n=cv/1000 is cm3
to convert from cm3 to dm3 we divide by 1000
1000cm3 is 1dm3
n=cv/1000 is cm3
to convert from cm3 to dm3 we divide by 1000
1000cm3 is 1dm3
Original post by Matt1778
n=vc the v is volume and we use dm^3 for that equation
n=cv/1000 is cm3
to convert from cm3 to dm3 we divide by 1000
1000cm3 is 1dm3
n=cv/1000 is cm3
to convert from cm3 to dm3 we divide by 1000
1000cm3 is 1dm3
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