How do i convert 500 mL to liters, 3lbs to ounces,14oz to pounds?

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500 ml is1/2 a litre 500 ml =2 cups or =16 ounces or =1 lb. 16 ounces in a pound so Divide by 14 ounces and you get the answer then turn it into a fraction

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500 mL = 1/2 liter (because 1 liter = 1000 mL) 3 lb. = 48 oz. (because 1 pound = 16 oz.) 14 oz. = 7/8 lb. (because 1 lb. = 16 oz., and 14/16 reduces to 7/8) We could also write the first answer as 0.5 liter. We could also write the third answer as 0.875 lb.

Use the conversion factors for each case: 1000mL = 1L 500mL = 1L/1000mL The mL cancel each other out leaving L = 500/1000 L =1/2; so 500 mL is half a liter 1lb = 16oz 0z = 3lb x 16 oz/1 lb The lbs cancel each other leaving oz in the numerator which is what you are looking for. 16 x 3 = 48; there are 48 oz in 3 lbs. 16 oz = 1lb lbs = 14oz x 1lb/16oz The oz cancel each other out, leaving lbs in the numerator. 14/16 = .875; 14oz equals .875 oz The key is to set up each conversion so that the measurement that you are converting 'to' --- what you want your final answer to be in--- is in the numerator and the measurement you start off with cancels itself out. When it cancels out, you know you have set up your equation correctly.

well there are 16 oz in a pound. so if you have 3lbs you have 48 oz. the liters i have no clue but if you look in the ffront or back of a cook book it should tell you