There are 12.0 oz in a bottle of beer and 3.38 x 10^-2 fluid ounces in 1.00 mL. The volume of a six pack of beer in liters is A. 2.13 L D. 3.55 L E. 4.86 L C. 0.243 L B. 0.355 L
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A six pack of beer contains 6 bottles, each with 12.0 oz of beer. So the total volume of beer in the six pack is: 6 x 12.0 oz = 72.0 oz Show more…
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