A tanker of capacity $200 litres$ has $120.5 litres$ of milk. How much more milk can be poured into the tanker?

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Actual capacity of the tank = $200 litres$
Volume of milk in tank = $120.5 litres$
Amount of milk that can be poured into the tanker = $(200 - 120.5) litres = 79.5 litres$
Hence, $79.5 litres$ more milk can be poured into the tanker.

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A tanker of capacity 200litres has 120.5litres of milk. How much more milk can be poured into the tanker?

Actual capacity of the tank = 200litresVolume of milk in tank = 120.5litresAmount of milk that can be poured into the tanker = (200-120.5)litres=79.5litresHence, 79.5litres more milk can be poured into the tanker.

A tanker of capacity $200 litres$ has $120.5 litres$ of milk. How much more milk can be poured into the tanker?

Actual capacity of the tank = $200 litres$
Volume of milk in tank = $120.5 litres$
Amount of milk that can be poured into the tanker = $(200 - 120.5) litres = 79.5 litres$
Hence, $79.5 litres$ more milk can be poured into the tanker.