Let the rise in water level be \(h\) decimeters. Length of the tank = 2.1 meters = 21 decimeters Width = 1.5 meters = 15 decimeters Also, 630 liters = 630 cubic decimeters According to the question: \[ 21 \times 15 \times h = 630 \quad [\because 1 \text{ cubic decimeter} = 1 \text{ liter}] \] So, \[ h = \frac{630}{21 \times 15} = 2 \] ∴ When 630 liters of water is added, the water level will rise by 2 decimeters.