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What measurement would you use to find the capacity of a bathtub
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What measurement would you use to find the capacity of a bathtub

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Volume, Liters, Millimeters

Step-by-step explanation:

Anytime you are trying to find how much liquid can fit inside an object is called Volume!

But if you are trying to find a unit of measurement it would be Millimeters or Liters

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