If the rate , in gallons per minute , continues , approximately how many gallons of water from the hose in 45 minutes ?

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navik [9.2K]3 years ago

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Every 5 minutes, you gain 4 gallons. 45/5 = 9, 9x4 equals 36, there would be 36 gallons of water in 45 minutes

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