Answer:
Explanation:
Let's call the total volume of the container "V".
We know that the container was originally 15% full, so the amount of water in the container was 0.15V.
When 48 litres of water was added, the new volume of water in the container became 0.15V + 48.
We also know that the container is now 75% full, so the new volume of water in the container must be 0.75V.
We can set up an equation to solve for V:
0.15V + 48 = 0.75V
Subtracting 0.15V from both sides:
48 = 0.6V
Dividing both sides by 0.6:
V = 80
So the container can hold 80 litres of water when it is full.