Online Converters: m3 to L, Rainfall Area in m2

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One cubic meter (m3) is equivalent to 1,000 liters. To determine the area in square meters (m2) that 1 liter of water covers when it creates a puddle 1 mm deep, the formula used is volume = area x height. This means that 1 liter of water will cover an area of 1 m2 at a depth of 1 mm. Online tools, including Google, can facilitate these conversions easily. Basic conversions like these can sometimes be overlooked, but they are essential for understanding volume and area relationships.
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Hi Guys,

I checked so many online converters but could not find out how much m3 1 liter is. And also how large an area in m2 is when 1liter of water rains down and leaves a puddle 1mm high.

yes, i know it's basic stuff, but it's unfortunately so basic that my formula book doesn't mention any conversions and I'm currently totally lost.

thanks for your help

martine
 
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1m^3=1000 liter; volume=area x height
 
thanks a lot.

i know it's so easy, but sometimes I can't remember, begin to search around and start to panic *blush*

martine
 
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