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Well there is 6.239 imperial gallons in 1 cubic foot and 4.546 litres in 1 gallon so if you multiply your dimensions of your tank to get your cubic feet (200x100x100=2,000,000 cubic feet) now multiply your cubic feet by 6.239 to get your fluid amount in gallons (2,000,000x6.239=12,478,000 imperial gallons) Now if you multiply your gallons by 4.546 you will get your fluid amount in litres (12,478,000x4.546=56,724,988 litres) So your answer would be 56,724,988 litre capacity for a tank that measures 200ft x 100ft x 100ft.

Now if your tank measurement was in inches you would convert your measurements to feet before using your formula.

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