No. A quantity of money would be an amount but not capacity.
yes she is correct because it is the same amount
No
no it's not
No. If I give you $10 then that is the amount I gave you. Nothing to do with capacity.
Capacity and amount are similar, yes but capacity is how much something can hold and amount means the substance.
yes she is correct because it is the same amount
No
no MAYBE
no it's not
No. If I give you $10 then that is the amount I gave you. Nothing to do with capacity.
sure
Capacity and amount are similar, yes but capacity is how much something can hold and amount means the substance.
No not really. Something's capacity is the total that something can possibly hold. However the amount you put in can be only half this capacity.
No because amount is about how much something is for example a bathtub you would say it is big and in capacity you would say its about 50 gallons
I do not agree that capacity is the same as the amount. Capacity refers to the maximum limit or volume that a container or system can hold, while the amount refers to the actual quantity present at any given time. For example, a bottle may have a capacity of 500 milliliters, but if it contains only 300 milliliters, the amount is less than the capacity. Therefore, they are related but distinct concepts.
If you are thinking of obsolete measures, then a quart is similar to a litre.
They are close but NOT the same.Capacity : think of it as how much can something hold stated as an amount. Example : The bucket has a Capacity of Six Apples.Amount is a number of things Example: 6 apples