A tank holds water. What does its capacity tell us?
AAge of its material
BWeight of its walls
CHeight of its walls
DAmount it can hold
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Amount it can hold
1. Capacity is the greatest amount a container can hold.
2. It is measured as a volume.
3. Weight, height and age of the walls say nothing about what fits inside.
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