1. The amount of space occupied by a three dimensional object is known as its  capacity of the containercontainercubic metreheightmeasuringsurface areavolume.

2. Volume =  capacity of the containercontainercubic metreheightmeasuringsurface areavolume ×  capacity of the containercontainercubic metreheightmeasuringsurface areavolume

3. The SI unit of volume is  capacity of the containercontainercubic metreheightmeasuringsurface areavolume or m³.

4. The maximum volume of liquid that a container can hold is known as the “ capacity of the containercontainercubic metreheightmeasuringsurface areavolume”.

5. The volume of a liquid is equal to the volume of space it fills in the  capacity of the containercontainercubic metreheightmeasuringsurface areavolume. This can be directly observed from the readings marked in the  capacity of the containercontainercubic metreheightmeasuringsurface areavolume containers.