Household chores: calculating the volume of a box

Self-tutoring about lifestyle: the tutor mentions volume measurement.

If you’re used to Metric, volume of a box is easy to measure: just use a ruler that’s in cm. LxWxH will give you cubic centimeters, which is also mL (this is a peculiarity of the Metric system). Then, dividing by 1000 gives Litres, which is easy to relate, since milk and cream are sold in multiples of a Litre.

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