Do these units represent the volume of gasoline in the car’s tank?
| July 24, 2021 | education
The volume of gasoline in the vehicle tank is expressed in liters. In physics, volume is a three-dimensional space filled with a substance (air, gas, liquid, etc.) and it is customary to express it in cubic meters or derivatives from it (dm3, cm3, mm3 and the like, and 1 dm3 is equal to 1 liter). For the convenience of solving problems, the volume is denoted by the Latin letter V.
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