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Consider the following scenario: 'A water tank contains 1,500 liters of water at the start of the day. Throughout the morning, 300 liters are used for irrigation. In the afternoon, rainfall adds 250 liters to the tank. Later, another 400 liters are drained for livestock.' To determine the final amount of water, the calculation must begin with the initial quantity, which is ____ liters.
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Consider the following scenario: 'A water tank contains 1,500 liters of water at the start of the day. Throughout the morning, 300 liters are used for irrigation. In the afternoon, rainfall adds 250 liters to the tank. Later, another 400 liters are drained for livestock.' To determine the final amount of water, the calculation must begin with the initial quantity, which is ____ liters.
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