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What would 20kg be converted to litres?
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Anyway - if it's water then 1 kilo equals one litre .... other fluids weight differently.......... so 20kg of water would be 20 litres..............
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Anyway - if it's water then 1 kilo equals one litre .... other fluids weight differently.......... so 20kg of water would be 20 litres..............
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Actually, I'm now going to have to go all Science teacherish and point out that actually, Kg is a measure of Mass and not Weight.
The difference of course being that the same 20 litres on say, the moon would not have the same weight, but it would indeed have the same mass i.e 20 Kg, but the weight (measured in Newtons) would be approximately a fifth of it's weight on the Earth. Weight of course being the force exerted and mass being a measure of the stuff i.e. atoms/molecules there is.
None of this of course is any help at all in your army test. ........But you might suggest, taking it on the moon I suppose?
The difference of course being that the same 20 litres on say, the moon would not have the same weight, but it would indeed have the same mass i.e 20 Kg, but the weight (measured in Newtons) would be approximately a fifth of it's weight on the Earth. Weight of course being the force exerted and mass being a measure of the stuff i.e. atoms/molecules there is.
None of this of course is any help at all in your army test. ........But you might suggest, taking it on the moon I suppose?
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