The student council is hosting a spring carnival. Mr red is working the fish bowl toss. He used 13.6 gallons of water to fill 40
2 answers:
Answer:
0.34 gallons per bowl.
Step-by-step explanation:
It is given that Mr. red used 13.6 gallons of water to fill 40 fish bowls.
Total water = 13.6 gallons
Number of bowls = 40
We need to find the amount of water in each bowl if he puts an equal amount of water in each one.
Amount of water in each bowl =
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Therefore, each bowl contains 0.34 gallons.
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