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Which of the following conversions is possible? Meters to Liters Feet to Miles Pounds to Inches Grams to Centimeters
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Which of the following conversions is possible?
Meters to Liters
Feet to Miles
Pounds to Inches
Grams to Centimeters
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Answer:
Feet to Miles
Explanation:
Both units must measure the same quantity.
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Answer:
Feet to Miles
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