In this video, let's discuss the relation between volume and capacity.
Now, what do we mean with volume?
It's the amount of space occupied by a 3-D object right now.
What is capacity?
Capacity is the quantity that the container can hold.
Now, both of these are actually the same thing right now.
If you find the volume of a vessel that would also represent the quantity of liquid that can be contained
in the vessel.
All right.
Now, the volume, for example, is measured in Meter Cube.
Now, let's try to understand the units over here and the capacity many times is given in liters.
So we need to know the relation between meters tube and later.
Now, that is the important point in this lecture.
We need to know that one meter cube is defined as thousand liters.
Now let's see it in terms of centimetre cube and milliliter.
Now, one meter cube is equal to 100 in two hundred in two hundred centimeter cube.
All right.
And a thousand liter is the same as thousand in two thousand milliliter because one letter is a thousand
milliliters.
So thousand liters thousand in two thousand milliliter.
All right.
Yes.
So this little read this letter, if I want to convert it to millilitre one letter is a thousand milliliter.
That's why thousand thousand in two thousand milliliter.
All right, now let's write these two together so you get under two hundred in the hundred centimetre
cube is equal to two thousand and two thousand milliliter, and therefore you get one centimetre cube
is equal to one milliliter.
So these two things should be clear in our minds.
One metre cube is thousand later and one centimetre cube is one milliliter.