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1 kl = ____ l
12 kl = ____ l
4 kl = ____ dal
12 kl = ____ hl
11 hl = ____ dal

2 l = ____ ml
11 l = ____ ml
5 cl = ____ ml
15 cl = ____ ml
2 dl = ____ ml

13 dl = ____ ml
8 kl = ____ l
56 dal = ____ l
4 l = ____ cl
1 l = ____ cl

Answer :

Let's convert each unit step by step using the metric system conversions:

  1. 1 kiloliter (kl) to liters (l):

    • Since 1 kiloliter is equal to 1,000 liters, we have:
      [tex]1 \text{ kl} = 1,000 \text{ l}[/tex]

  2. 12 kiloliters to liters:

    • For 12 kiloliters:
      [tex]12 \text{ kl} = 12,000 \text{ l}[/tex]

  3. 4 kiloliters to dekaliters (dal):

    • 1 kiloliter is equal to 100 dekaliters, so:
      [tex]4 \text{ kl} = 400 \text{ dal}[/tex]

  4. 12 kiloliters to hectoliters (hl):

    • Since 1 kiloliter is equal to 10 hectoliters:
      [tex]12 \text{ kl} = 120 \text{ hl}[/tex]

  5. 11 hectoliters to dekaliters:

    • 1 hectoliter is equal to 10 dekaliters, so:
      [tex]11 \text{ hl} = 110 \text{ dal}[/tex]

  6. 2 liters to milliliters (ml):

    • 1 liter contains 1,000 milliliters, hence:
      [tex]2 \text{ l} = 2,000 \text{ ml}[/tex]

  7. 11 liters to milliliters:

    • Therefore:
      [tex]11 \text{ l} = 11,000 \text{ ml}[/tex]

  8. 5 centiliters (cl) to milliliters:

    • 1 centiliter is 10 milliliters, thus:
      [tex]5 \text{ cl} = 50 \text{ ml}[/tex]

  9. 15 centiliters to milliliters:

    • Therefore:
      [tex]15 \text{ cl} = 150 \text{ ml}[/tex]

  10. 2 deciliters (dl) to milliliters:

    • 1 deciliter is equal to 100 milliliters, so:
      [tex]2 \text{ dl} = 200 \text{ ml}[/tex]

  11. 13 deciliters to milliliters:

    • Therefore:
      [tex]13 \text{ dl} = 1,300 \text{ ml}[/tex]

  12. 8 kiloliters to liters:

    • 1 kiloliter is 1,000 liters, so:
      [tex]8 \text{ kl} = 8,000 \text{ l}[/tex]

  13. 56 dekaliters to liters:

    • 1 dekaliter is 10 liters, so:
      [tex]56 \text{ dal} = 560 \text{ l}[/tex]

  14. 4 liters to centiliters:

    • 1 liter is 100 centiliters, therefore:
      [tex]4 \text{ l} = 400 \text{ cl}[/tex]

  15. 1 liter to centiliters:

    • Thus:
      [tex]1 \text{ l} = 100 \text{ cl}[/tex]

These conversions are based on the metric system's use of powers of 10 to simplify conversions between units.

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