Set up and solve contextual measurement problems that require choosing the correct geometric formula and units.
Label the answer with the right kind of units
Problem
A household water tank holds as much as \(240~\text{one}\text{-}\text{liter}~\text{bottles}\). Its capacity is recorded as \(240\). Give the unit label for this value.
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Use the reference container to determine both unit type and scale. Each counted bottle contributes one unit of liquid capacity, so multiply the bottle count by the capacity per bottle and cancel the bottle label. The surviving unit should describe a realistic household-tank capacity, not length, area, or a tiny three-dimensional amount.
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