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Ksju [112]
1 year ago
5

The water hose at your home outputs 24 gallons of water a minute. how many cubic centimeters per second does the hose output? th

ere are 264.172 gal in 1 m3 and 100 cm in 1 m.
Physics
1 answer:
adoni [48]1 year ago
7 0

When we convert 24 gallon/min to cubic centimeters per second (cm³/s), the result obtained is 1514.164 cm³/s

<h3>How to convert 24 gallon/min to cm³/min</h3>

We'll begin by converting 24 gallon/min to cm³/min. This can be obtained as follow:

1 gallon/min = 3785.41 cm³/min

Therefore,

24 gallon/min = (24 gallon/min × 3785.41 cm³/min) / 1 gallon/min

24 gallon/min = 90849.84 cm³/min

<h3>How to convert 90849.84 cm³/min to cm³/s</h3>

We can convert 90849.84 cm³/min to cm³/s as follow:

60 cm³/min = 1 cm³/s

Therefore,

90849.84 cm³/min = (90849.84 cm³/min × 1 cm³/s) / 60 cm³/min

90849.84 cm³/min = 1514.164 cm³/s

Thus,

24 gallon/min = 1514.164 cm³/s

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