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They're measuring in a volumetric unit, and you switched it to a linear unit. They're using milliliters not millimeters. 1 milliliter = 1 cm^3 237 ml = 1 cup
by froindt 9y ago
They're measuring in a volumetric unit, and you switched it to a linear unit. They're using milliliters not millimeters.
1 milliliter = 1 cm^3
237 ml = 1 cup
EDIT: Nevermind regarding the unit confusion. I'm still learning how to read.
- itp 9y agoUnless I'm missing something, (s)he didn't switch any units. The original article as I am reading it clearly just says "millimeters" without any associated area or timeframe.