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11-01-2017
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What unit would you use to describe the amount of water in a bathtub

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supaz108 supaz108

11-01-2017

Litres is what I would use

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Аноним Аноним

12-01-2017

Gallons, because other measurements would be too small, since there usually is a lot of water in a bath tub

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