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3 years ago

An automatic sprinkler system uses 2 and one-third gallons of water in one

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nadezda [96]3 years ago

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Answer:

Hi there!

Your answer is:

It will take 171 minutes and approximately 43 seconds to use 400 and 2/3rds gallons of water! If you need it in decimal format, your answer is 171.71!

Step-by-step explanation:

2 & 1/3 gals per 1 minute

Divide by 2 & 1/3 to determine mins per 1 gal

1gal per 3/7ths of a minute

× 400 & 2/3

400 & 2/3 gals per 171 & 5/7ths minutes

I hope this makes sense!

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