If a mudd of water weighs 2/3 of a kilogram, how many liters of water is that?

Question

If a mudd of water weighs 2/3 of a kilogram, how many liters of water is that?

Answer 1

volume = mass/density.

In case of water,

mass and volume are equal, i.e

1 liter is equal to 1 kg.

So, 2/3 kg = 2/3 liter.

Answer 2

i understand, kilograms is a solid, and liters is liquid, better try fill a bottle w/2/3 of something, and then measure w/something like water

Answer 3

Well 1kg = 1L

So it is 2/3 of a Litre.

Just find 2/3 of a litre and that's your answer

Answer 4

Hi,

Weight of water = W = 2/3 Kg = 0.667 Kg

Density of water = D = 1 Kg/Lit

Volume (V) is given as Weight divided by Density.

Therefore,

V = W/D = 0.667/1 = 0.667 Lit = 2/3 Lit.

Thus,

If a mudd of water weighs 2/3 of a kilogram, it will have 2/3 liters of water.

Hope to answer you well.

Bye.

Answer 5

its depends on how much sand in it..........