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3 years ago

720 pt/h=______ qt/min

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Gennadij [26K]3 years ago

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1 pt = 0.5 qts.....so 720 pts = (720 * 0.5) = 360 qts
1 hr = 60 minutes

360/60 = 6

720 pt/hr = 6 qts/min

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