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A tank is three-fifths full. After 24 litres are added, it is four-fifths full. What is the tank's total capacity?

Correct answer: B. 120 litres

  • A. 96 litres
  • B. 120 litres
  • C. 144 litres
  • D. 168 litres

Explanation

The added 24 litres represent one-fifth of the tank. Multiplying 24 by 5 gives a total capacity of 120 litres.

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