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A cuboidal tank measures 2 m by 1.5 m by 1 m inside. It is filled to the brim using a bucket that holds 15 litres. How many bucketfuls are needed?

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  • A20
  • B200
  • C2000
  • D0.2

Step-by-Step Solution

Capacity = litres, so the number of bucketfuls = 3000/15 = 200. (Taking as 100 litres gives 20 and as 10000 litres gives 2000; dividing the bare by 15 gives 0.2, which compares a volume in with one in litres.)
Answer: B) 200

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