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11-06-2015
Chemistry

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Imagine that water is leaking from a container, at a rate of 1.2 ml/hour. If this rate does not change, how many liters of water will be lost in a week?

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11-06-2015

If the rate does not change 201.6 ml of water will be lost on a week.

Explanation for the answer
since in the water leaks 1.2 ml an hour , since there are 24 hours day, for 7 days it will be 168 hours so 168 multiplied by 1.2 is equal to 201.6 ml that converted into liters is 0.2016 because one liter is equal to 1000 ml

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