Problem 1: During an upcoming experiment, the procedure requires that 3.25 gallons
of distilled water are added to a beaker. You quickly notice that all of the
graduated cylinders in the lab are measured in milliliters. How many
milliliters of water would we need to measure for our experiment?

12,302.59 mL

Explanation:

The problem above requires the conversion of the unit of volume, gallon, to milliliter.

You have to take note of the following values before computing.

1 L is equivalent to 0.264172 gallons1 L is equivalent to 1,000 ml

Now, we can do the conversion. Let's convert 3.25 gallons to milliliter.

1. 3.25 gallons x = 12.30259 L

2. 12.30259 L x = 12,302.59 mL

Therefore, 3.25 gallons of distilled water is equivalent to 12,500 mL of distilled water.

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