given 1 fluid ounce= 29.573 ml
again 1L= 1000ml= 1000cm^3
now density means per 1 cm^3 volume the water mass is 1gm
now if 1000ml =1000 cm^3
then 1ml = 1cm^3
1gm= 10^-3kg
so 10^-3 Kg water is in 1ml volume
or 1kg water is in 1/10^-3 ml volume = 10^3 ml
again 29.573 ml = 1 fluid ounce
or 1ml = 1/29.573 fluid ounce
or 10^3 ml = 10^3 * 1/29.573 fluid ounce = 33.81fluid ounce
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