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Which of the following measures is equivalent to 30 mL?

Jack123457

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Which of the following measures is equivalent to 30 mL?

Which of the following measures is equivalent to 30 mL?

a. 2 tablespoons c. 3 teaspoons
b. 1/2 fluid ounce d. 1 gram

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KiranSK

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6 years ago

ANS: A

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A Correct: One tablespoon equals 15 mL, so two tablespoons equal 30 mL.
B Incorrect: This equals 15 mL.
C Incorrect: This equals 15 mL.
D Incorrect: Gram is a weight volume, not a liquid volume.

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