Math, asked by arti003singh, 10 months ago

the volume of a water tank is 5 m^3. what is its capacity in litres

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Answered by SecretGE

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Answer:

given vol.=5 m³

we know that

1litre = 0.001 m³

so

capacity=0.005 litres

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