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An aquarium owns 55 identical tanks. All together, the tanks can hold 61.761.7 gallons of water. How much water can each tank hold?\newline____\_\_\_\_ gallons

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Q. An aquarium owns 55 identical tanks. All together, the tanks can hold 61.761.7 gallons of water. How much water can each tank hold?\newline____\_\_\_\_ gallons
  1. Identify capacity and tanks: Step 11: Identify total water capacity and number of tanks.\newlineTotal water capacity: 61.761.7 gallons,\newlineNumber of tanks: 55.\newlineWe need to divide the total capacity by the number of tanks to find out how much each tank holds.\newlineCalculation: 61.7÷5=12.3461.7 \div 5 = 12.34 gallons per tank.

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