Do you think it could be 'rho' (density)? Like the thing you use for calculating pressure in fluids?
...or maybe it's just a fancy P.
Answer:
2. The oil company wants to transport 27L/min of oil through the pipes. Find the maximum
flow of oil that can flow through the pipes (per minute) to show that this demand cannot
be met. Clearly explain how you have found the maximum flow.
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2
A
10
4
5
8
F
6
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17
12
B.
12
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E
11°F is what the temperature was at 5:00 a.m.
No, 90 feet is NOT bigger than 32 yards.
An easy way to solve this is to convert feet to yards, or vice versa.
1 yard = 3 feet
32 × 3 = 96 feet
Now, put that into the problem and try and solve it.
Is 90 feet bigger than 96 feet? The answer is NO because 90 < 96.
