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Definition: Imperial fluid ounce na 1/160 of imperial gallon, about 28.4131 milliliters.
History/origin: E develop as small-volume subdivision of imperial gallon and remain different from US fluid ounce.
Current use: Imperial fluid ounces dey show mostly for old UK packaging, recipes, and legacy measurement references.
Definition: Cubic foot na foot-based volume unit. E cover space inside one-foot cube, about 28.3168 L.
History/origin: Builders, merchants, and utilities use foot dimensions for space and goods, so ft³ become practical volume unit for customary measurement.
Current use: ft³ dey used for appliance capacity, HVAC airflow, moving boxes, storage units, natural gas billing, room volume, and freight measurements.
