Question

How does duration differ from capacity?

Duration is a measure of quantity, while capacity is a measure of quality.

Duration is a measure of time, while capacity is a measure of quantity.

Duration and capacity are both a measure of quantity.

Duration is associated with short-term memory, while capacity is associated with long-term memory.

Answer 1

Duration is a measure of time, while capacity is a measure of quantity.

(just took the quiz)

Answer 2

Duration differ from capacity in a way that: Duration is a measure of time, while capacity is a measure of quantity.

For example, let's say that you own a storage that you use for your food packaging a company. The storage managed to contain 10,000 packages and it can be filled up within 10 hours of operation. In this case, 10 hours is what considered to be the duration while 10,000 packages is what considered to be capacity.