1/the rate of leakage per hour
This will give you the time it takes for 1 gallon to leak out in hours.
For example, if something is leaking at the rate of 12 gallons per hour, it will take 1/12 of an hour for 1 gallon to leak out. ( or 5 min)
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Answer:
divided by 6
Step-by-step explanation:
Given pattern
360,60,10
would it be add 60
lets
add 60 to each term
360 +60 = 420
but next term is 60, hence it incorrect choice
divided by 6
lets divide each term by 6
360/6 = 60 which is the next term in the series as well
60/6 = 10 which is also the next term in the series as well
hence divided by 6 is the correct option.
multiply by 6
multiply by 6 to each term
360 *60 = 21600
but next term is 60, hence it incorrect choice
subtract 60 from each term
360 -300 = 60 which is the next term in the series
60 -300 = -240 which is not same the next term in the series that is 10
hence this is incorrect choice
Answer:
1 39/50 hours. This is equivalent to 1.78 hours.
Step-by-step explanation:
The sum of the hours of work and the hours for break gives the work day hour which has been given as 8 hours.
Furthermore, given that the break time is 22 1/4%, the number of hours for break
= 22 1/4% × 8 hours
= 89/400 × 8
= 1 39/50 hours
2/3 + (-1/3) = 2/3 - 1/3 = 1/3
