This calculator allows you to convert from Cup (metric) to Deciliter and in a reverse direction. To convert from Cup (metric) to Deciliter, enter the amount of Cup (metric) into the first input and to convert from Deciliter to Cup (metric), enter the amount of Deciliter into the second input.
2000 Cup (metric) = 5000 Deciliter
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Every 1 Cup (metric) = 2.5 Deciliter and so, 2000 Cup (metric) = 2000 multiplied by 2.5 = 5000 Deciliter.
What is liter?
In the past, liter was defined as the volume of one kilogram of pure water at 4 °C. Nowadays, liter is an important unit of volume used in the metric system which is equal to one cubic decimeter.
In other words, a cubic with 10 cm sides, has a volume of one liter. "L" is the symbol of liter. Liter has a french origin as it was derived from the french unit "Litron".
Liter is widely used, however, the cubic meter is the main SI unit of volume.
What is deciliter?
Deciliter is a unit of volume which equals 0.1 liter.
| 1990 Cup (metric) = 4975 Deciliter |
| 1991 Cup (metric) = 4977.5 Deciliter |
| 1992 Cup (metric) = 4980 Deciliter |
| 1993 Cup (metric) = 4982.5 Deciliter |
| 1994 Cup (metric) = 4985 Deciliter |
| 1995 Cup (metric) = 4987.5 Deciliter |
| 1996 Cup (metric) = 4990 Deciliter |
| 1997 Cup (metric) = 4992.5 Deciliter |
| 1998 Cup (metric) = 4995 Deciliter |
| 1999 Cup (metric) = 4997.5 Deciliter |
| 2000 Cup (metric) = 5000 Deciliter |
| 2001 Cup (metric) = 5002.5 Deciliter |
| 2002 Cup (metric) = 5005 Deciliter |
| 2003 Cup (metric) = 5007.5 Deciliter |
| 2004 Cup (metric) = 5010 Deciliter |
| 2005 Cup (metric) = 5012.5 Deciliter |
| 2006 Cup (metric) = 5015 Deciliter |
| 2007 Cup (metric) = 5017.5 Deciliter |
| 2008 Cup (metric) = 5020 Deciliter |
| 2009 Cup (metric) = 5022.5 Deciliter |
| 2010 Cup (metric) = 5025 Deciliter |
