Convert 2 Cup (Metric) to Cubic Meter - Volume & Capacity

A list of units symbol and data.
From cup (Metric)	To m³	All conversion
1 cup (Metric)	0.00025 m³
2 cup (Metric)	0.0005 m³
3 cup (Metric)	0.00075 m³
4 cup (Metric)	0.001 m³
5 cup (Metric)	0.00125 m³
6 cup (Metric)	0.0015 m³
7 cup (Metric)	0.00175 m³
8 cup (Metric)	0.002 m³
9 cup (Metric)	0.0022500000000000003 m³
10 cup (Metric)	0.0025 m³

A list of units symbol and data.

From cup (Metric)

To m³

All conversion

1 cup (Metric)

0.00025 m³

2 cup (Metric)

0.0005 m³

3 cup (Metric)

0.00075 m³

4 cup (Metric)

0.001 m³

5 cup (Metric)

0.00125 m³

6 cup (Metric)

0.0015 m³

7 cup (Metric)

0.00175 m³

8 cup (Metric)

0.002 m³

9 cup (Metric)

0.0022500000000000003 m³

10 cup (Metric)

0.0025 m³

Understanding the Metric Cup

The metric cup is a standardized unit of volume measurement commonly used in countries that have adopted the metric system. It is defined as exactly 250 milliliters (ml), making it slightly larger than the US customary cup, which is approximately 236.588 ml. The metric cup is widely utilized in cooking and baking recipes across Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the UK, providing a consistent measure for both liquid and dry ingredients.

In culinary practices, the metric cup facilitates accurate ingredient proportions, ensuring consistency and reliability in recipe outcomes. Its adoption in various regions underscores the global shift towards standardized measurements, promoting ease of understanding and reducing conversion errors in international recipe exchanges.

Cubic Meter (m³)

The cubic meter (m³) is the SI unit of volume, representing the space occupied by a cube measuring one meter on each side. It is widely used in various fields such as construction, logistics, and environmental studies to quantify large volumes of materials or substances. For instance, one cubic meter of water equals 1,000 liters, making it a standard measurement in water resource management.

In everyday applications, cubic meters are used to calculate the volume of rooms, shipping containers, and storage spaces. Understanding and utilizing cubic meters ensures accurate volume assessments in both professional and personal contexts.

1 Cup (Metric) = 0.00025 Cubic Meter

Convert 2 cup (Metric) → m³

1 Cup (Metric) = 2.5e-13 Cubic Kilometer

Convert 2 cup (Metric) → km³

1 Cup (Metric) = 2.5e-10 Cubic Hectometer

Convert 2 cup (Metric) → hm³

1 Cup (Metric) = 2.5e-7 Cubic Dekameter

Convert 2 cup (Metric) → dam³

1 Cup (Metric) = 0.25 Cubic Decimeter

Convert 2 cup (Metric) → dm³

1 Cup (Metric) = 250.00000000000003 Cubic Centimeter

Convert 2 cup (Metric) → cm³