Essie has two identical containers. She fills one with milk and the other with water. If the first container holds about 10 L of milk, how much water does the second container hold? How do you know?

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Essie has two identical containers. She fills one with milk and the other with water. If the first container holds about 10 L of milk, how much water does the second container hold? How do you know?

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10 L. I know because they are identical.

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