The expression   gives the volume of water, in liters, in Marcel’s pool after Marcel spends   minutes filling his pool. What is the volume of water, in liters, in Marcel’s pool after he fills it for   minutes?

Look at the image of a water tank below.The water filled half of the tank.Find the volume of the water in litres.

Two pools are being filled with water. To start, the first pool had 992 liters of water and the second pool was empty. Water is being added to the first pool at a rate of 16 liters per minute. Water is being added to the second pool at a rate of 48 liters per minute.Let x be the number of minutes water has been added.(a)For each pool, write an expression for the amount of water in the pool after x minutes.Amountofwaterinthefirstpool(in=liters)Amountofwaterinthesecondpool(in=liters)(b)Write an equation to show when the two pools would have the same amount of water.

Two pools are being filled with water. To start, the first pool contains 2172 liters of water and the second pool contains 2500 liters of water. Water is being added to the first pool at a rate of 34.5 liters per minute. Water is being added to the second pool at a rate of 24.25 liters per minute.After how many minutes will the two pools have the same amount of water?minutesHow much water will be in each pool when they have the same amount?liters

Fill in the blank.The rectangular container shown below is partially filled with water.Find the volume of water.Express the volume in litres and millilitres.

A new unit of volume called an "olympic swimming pool" is introduced. This is defined as 50 m x 20 m x 2 m. How many litres is this?