How many litres are 50ml of water?

Question

How many litres are 50ml of water?

Answer 1

Leaks waste far more water than you’d think.

If you have a tap that drips at 50ml per minute (an egg cup full), you’ll be losing 72 litres of water a day. Over the course of a year, that’s more than 26,000 litres - enough to fill a family-sized swimming pool. If it is leaking from the hot tap, that unused water could cost more than $200 a year to heat.

A leaky hose can waste even more water - up to 60,000 litres in a year. Soggy ground around a leaking garden tap or hose can cause dampness and condensation in your home.

Fix leaking taps and pipes promptly. You’ll save on water and energy charges, keep your home drier, and - in the case of leaking pipes - prevent serious damage to your home.

Whenever you call a plumber, have your tap and plumbing fittings checked for leaks and wear, so that prompt action can be taken.

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Answer 2

there is 1000ml in a litre.

Answer 3

1 litre = 1000 ml

1 litre/1000 ml = 1 ml

1litre/1000 ml * 50 ml = 50 ml

.05 litre = 50 ml

Answer 4

0.05 litre

Answer 5

0.05 Litres

0.5 Centilitres

Answer 6

mL or millimliters is equal to 0.001 liter of water. So, 50 mL is equals to 0.05 liters of water or any liquid.

Answer 7

0.05. 1 litre is 1000 mililitres (hence the name)

Answer 8

0.05 liters

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Answer 9

.05 liters

Answer 10

.5

Answer 11

0.05

"m" means milli which means one thousandth.  You have fifty thousandths of a litre = one twentieth of a litre.  

Answer 12

.05L (divide ml by 100)

Answer 13

0.05 litres is equivalent to 50ml of water.

1 litre consists of 1000mL

Answer 14

0.05- 50ml

0.5-500ml

Answer 15

50ML of water is 0.05L

ML = milli leiter

__________

A Leiter is 1000 ml (or 100 cl whitch is a ceti leiter)

so a milli leiter is 1/1000 of a leiter or 0.01

Answer 16

1 L = 1000 mL

therefore,

(1 L / 1000 mL) = 1

and

50 mL * 1 = 50 mL * (1 L/1000 mL) = 50 mL L/1000 mL = 1/20 L = 0.05 L

Answer 17

Half a litre?  

Answer 18

.05 my dear =D