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3 years ago

815 gal/h ~ Qt/sec Convert this unit rate

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$1gal=4Qt\\\\
1h=3600s\\\\
815\frac{gal}{h}=815*\frac{4}{3600}=\frac{3260}{3600}=0,9\frac{Qt}{s}\\\\
Answer\ is\ 0,9\frac{Qt}{s}.$

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