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SHALOM | 21:28 Tue 12th Aug 2008 | Education
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What unit of Imperial Measure converts to 0.363687350 hectolitres?
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One bushel.

Chris
00:24 Wed 13th Aug 2008
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Good answer Chris, although I've not checked it .

Isn't there an expression / saying "don't hide your light under 0.363687350 hectolitres"
19:39 Wed 13th Aug 2008
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I'll have to remember that saying, Factor30 ;-)

If you really want to check my answer, try taking a look at the appendix of the Concise Oxford Dictionary which deals with weights and measures. ('Cos that's where I got the answer from). It states that 1 bushel = 4 pecks = 36.4 litres. Given that 'hecto' means '100', that matches the figure in your question (when rounded to 3 s.f.).

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20:27 Wed 13th Aug 2008

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