How many liters are equivalent to 100 feet?

To determine how many liters are equivalent to 100 feet, it's important to recognize that feet is a unit of length, while liters is a unit of volume. Therefore, a direct conversion from feet to liters isn't valid as they measure different properties. However, if we interpret the question hypothetically as converting the volume of a substance that has the same cubic foot measurements, we can look at the conversion from cubic feet to liters.

One cubic foot is approximately 28.3 liters. To convert 100 cubic feet into liters, you would multiply 100 cubic feet by the conversion factor of 28.3 liters per cubic foot:

100 cubic feet × 28.3 liters/cubic foot = 2830 liters.

Since 100 feet does not directly convert to liters without context (such as being in reference to a volume), if we were to relate feet to a volume that utilizes that conversion factor, 28.3 liters would be the appropriate figure for one cubic foot.

Thus, if the figure presented were interpreted in the context of the volume of a hypothetical cube where each side measures one foot, the choice that aligns closest with the cubic foot to liter conversion ratio would indeed reflect that understanding. Consequently, the answer aligns with the conversion principles governing