Belly101 Belly101

24-05-2016
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Cassidy says that the capacity is the same as the amount. Do you agree explain why or why not.

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kaylee1208 kaylee1208

24-05-2016

No, it's not the same thing. Capacity is how much one thing can hold, and amount is the quantity of something. They're similar, but different.

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jojo090801 jojo090801

29-05-2016

no she is not correct the the amount is how much you have capacity is how much of whatever you can have

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