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Over capacity and under capacity?

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"Capacity" means the amount of a substance that a container or vessel is "capable" of holding. Eg. The capacity of the bottle is 2 litres. Simply, how much it holds. So if the bottle only contains 1 litre of liquid then it is under capacity. If it is filled to overflowing then it is over capacity.

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