Two fish tanks have measurements as shown. Which tank has a greater volume? How much greater is its volume?

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Answer: All you need is to measure your fish tank's length (from side to side), height (from top to bottom of the tank), and depth (from front to back) and you can figure out how much water your aquarium holds! Tank Width: Numbers only, please. The width of an aquarium is the distance across the front.

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