Metric conversionpractice
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The document provides 10 examples of converting between different metric measurement units including milliliters to liters, meters to millimeters, grams to kilograms, kilometers to meters, centimeters to meters, milliliters to deciliters, kilograms to grams, milligrams to centigrams, kilograms to milligrams, and milliliters to cubic centimeters. Each problem shows the conversion calculation from one unit to another using metric prefixes and conversion factors.
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