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1 cup is equal to how many centimeters? - Answers

It is imbossible to convert volumes to length. It is however possible to convert cups to cubic centimetres (cm3). There is no exact definition of a cup, and there are regional differences. In Australia, New Zeeland and Canada, a cup is equal to exactly 250 cm3. In the UK, a cup is almost equal to 284.13 cm3. In the US, a cup is equal to 240 cm3 or more rarely, nearly 236.59 cm3. Finally, in Japan, the cup is 200 cm3, or using an older an older definition, 180.39 cm3. For a little extra information, a cubic centimetre is equal to a millilitre



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1 cup is equal to how many centimeters? - Answers

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It is imbossible to convert volumes to length. It is however possible to convert cups to cubic centimetres (cm3). There is no exact definition of a cup, and there are regional differences. In Australia, New Zeeland and Canada, a cup is equal to exactly 250 cm3. In the UK, a cup is almost equal to 284.13 cm3. In the US, a cup is equal to 240 cm3 or more rarely, nearly 236.59 cm3. Finally, in Japan, the cup is 200 cm3, or using an older an older definition, 180.39 cm3. For a little extra information, a cubic centimetre is equal to a millilitre



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1 cup is equal to how many centimeters? - Answers

It is imbossible to convert volumes to length. It is however possible to convert cups to cubic centimetres (cm3). There is no exact definition of a cup, and there are regional differences. In Australia, New Zeeland and Canada, a cup is equal to exactly 250 cm3. In the UK, a cup is almost equal to 284.13 cm3. In the US, a cup is equal to 240 cm3 or more rarely, nearly 236.59 cm3. Finally, in Japan, the cup is 200 cm3, or using an older an older definition, 180.39 cm3. For a little extra information, a cubic centimetre is equal to a millilitre

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      It is imbossible to convert volumes to length. It is however possible to convert cups to cubic centimetres (cm3). There is no exact definition of a cup, and there are regional differences. In Australia, New Zeeland and Canada, a cup is equal to exactly 250 cm3. In the UK, a cup is almost equal to 284.13 cm3. In the US, a cup is equal to 240 cm3 or more rarely, nearly 236.59 cm3. Finally, in Japan, the cup is 200 cm3, or using an older an older definition, 180.39 cm3. For a little extra information, a cubic centimetre is equal to a millilitre

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