Capacity refers to the amount an object can hold, while volume refers to the space an object occupies. Capacity is measured in units like cc or ml and is usually used for liquids. Volume is measured in cubic units and is the product of an object's length, width, and height. The capacity of a container represents the maximum volume it can contain.

1. VOLUME VS. CAPACITYBY: JACOBO DUEÑAS AND SEBASTIAN G.

2. PRIOR KNOWELDGE !!CAPACITY IS SOMETHINGS THAT CONTEINS SOMETHING.VOLUME IS SOMETHING THAT OCUPIES A SPACE .VOLUME AND CAPACITYIF IS NOT CAPACITY IT NOT WILL BE VOLUME.THE CAPACITY CONTAINS THE VOLUME.

3. COMPARATIVE CHART !!CapacityVolumeAre objects in wich we can make other objects or substances.

4. Not every objects has capacity