Is capacity the same as amount

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7 0

No, Because with the Capacity of something, thats how much the object can hold can hold Whereas the Amount is how many/much there is in something.
<span>~Hope this helped</span>

Pepsi [2]2 years ago

7 0

No capacity is how much it can hold; amount is how many there is in something.

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