3 years ago

Convert 10 qt/min to gallons per hour. 15 gal/h 150 gal/h 40 gal/h 600 gal/h

1 answer:

4 0

Hello.

So for every 1 quart per minute, there is 15 gallons per hour.

So, we can multiply 10 by 15 to get 150 gallons per hour.

Thus, your final answer is choice 2, 150 gal/h.

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