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If one drum can hold 16.850 litres of oil, how many litres can 48 such drums hold?

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Capacity of 1 drum of oil = 16.850 litres
∴ Capacity of 48 such drums = (16.850 x 48) litres
= 808.800 litres

Hence, the capacity of 48 drums of oil is 808.800 litres.

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