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  • Common Units for Measuring Liquids: A Comprehensive Guide
    Liquids are typically measured in units of volume. Here are some common units of volume:

    Metric System:

    * Liter (L): A base unit of volume.

    * Milliliter (mL): One-thousandth of a liter. This is a common unit for measuring liquids in everyday life.

    * Cubic centimeter (cm³): Equal to one milliliter.

    Imperial System:

    * Gallon (gal): A common unit for measuring larger volumes of liquids.

    * Quart (qt): One-fourth of a gallon.

    * Pint (pt): One-half of a quart.

    * Fluid ounce (fl oz): One-sixteenth of a pint.

    The specific unit used depends on the amount of liquid being measured and the context.

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