1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data I need to convert a value in cm^3s^-1 to litres per second. I know that 1 litre=10^-3m^3 2. Relevant equations 3. The attempt at a solution Could someone please help?
Nope think about it, 1cc is a suger cube, 100m^3 is an apartment! If there are 100cm in a metre then there are 100cmx100cm in 1mx1m and 100cm*100cm*100cm = in a m^3 You question is a little simpler, there are 1000cm^3 in a litre by definition so 1cm is 1/1000 L
Let's see....a cubic centimeter is about the size of a sugar cube, while 100 cubic meters would hold enough water to sustain a person for about 10 years.....so I'm gunna say NO to that guess... Start with something simpler: 1m=___cm?
This--cm^3s^-1--is very hard to read. If you click the Go Advanced button just below the text entry box, a menu bar is displayed. One of the buttons there is X2. If you click it, you can enter an exponent between the SUP and /SUP tags. At the very least, put a space between the two units and put parentheses around the -1. Yours: cm^3s^-1 Better: cm3 s-1 or cm3 /s