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The amount of fluid that a three dimensional object can hold is called

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Answer:

The answer is the Capacity or volume.

Explanation:

This is usually measured in the metric system using a basic unit.

Abdallah Alsamman answered Sep 27, 2021

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Answer:

Volume

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Volume is the space of a three-dimensional object, that can hold an amount of fluid.

Alon Zilberman answered Sep 30, 2021

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