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23 March, 10:01

Using a metric line as taught in your lesson, convert the following metric measurement. (Remember to use the same number of significant figures as in the original measurement.) 505 kL expressed in La. 50,500 Lb. 505,000 Lc. 5,050 Ld. 50.5 L

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