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$3600$ litre water is needed to fill up six tanks of equal sizes, then with $8400$ litre water how many such tanks are needed?

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Tanks needed to fill $3600 L$ of water $= 6$
Tanks needed to fill $1 L$ of water $= \frac{6}{3600}$
Tanks needed to fill $8400 L$ of water $= \frac{6}{3600} \times 8400 = 14$

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