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Hey Siri has to water towers one tower hold 7.35×10 to the fifth power gallons of water in the other tower holds 9.78×10 to the

fifth power gallons of water what is the combined water capacity of a two Towers

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makvit [3.9K]2 years ago

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Tower one- 2145046422.09Tower two- 8947346861.26
Both together- 11092393283.4

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