A village on a Caribbean island was devastated by a hurricane. The supply of fresh water was contaminated when the storm surge washed over the island, inundating the wells. Several tanks of fresh water were delivered to the village. Each tank contains 10.5 hectoliters of watet. How many liters of water does each tank contain

1 hectoliter = 100 liters

10.5 * 100 = 1050 liters per tank

Answer:1050 liters

Explanation:

To answer this question, we know that 100 liters is equal to 1 hectoliter.

Then, the problem says that each tank has 10.5 hectoliters of water.

To find how many liters does each tank has, we calculate by rule 3:

1 hectoliter ... 100 liters

10.5 hectoliters ... x

X=10.5 * 100

X = 1050 liters

The answer is: each tank has 1050 liters of water.