A faucet drips 23 gallon of water in 10 hours. Which rate is the unit rate of water dripped per day? Posted on October 23, 2021 By Electrofy456 3 Comments on A faucet drips 23 gallon of water in 10 hours. Which rate is the unit rate of water dripped per day? A faucet drips 23 gallon of water in 10 hours. Which rate is the unit rate of water dripped per day? Mathematics
unit rate of water dripped per day is [tex]\dfrac{8}{5}[/tex] or 1.6 gallons.Step-by-step explanation:We fist have to ask ourselves how many 10 hours are in a day— the answer is [tex]number\:of\:10\:hours\:in\:a\:day=\dfrac{24\:hours}{day} *\dfrac{1}{10\:hours} =\dfrac{12}{5} =2.4[/tex]there are [tex]\dfrac{12}{5}[/tex] or 2.4 sets of 10-hours in day.Now the unit rate of water dripped per day is[tex]\dfrac{2/3\:gallons}{10\:hours}*\dfrac{12}{5} = \dfrac{8}{5} =1.6\:gallons/day[/tex]unit rate of water dripped per day is [tex]\dfrac{8}{5}[/tex] or 1.6 gallons.Reply
you would be wasting 57.5 gallons of water each day.Step-by-step explanation:tell me if you want an explanationReply
55.2 gallons/dayStep-by-step explanation:There are 2.4 ten-hour periods in one day, so the total number of gallons per day is ... (2.4 periods/day)(23 gallons/period) = 55.2 gallons/dayReply
unit rate of water dripped per day is [tex]\dfrac{8}{5}[/tex] or 1.6 gallons.
Step-by-step explanation:
We fist have to ask ourselves how many 10 hours are in a day— the answer is
[tex]number\:of\:10\:hours\:in\:a\:day=\dfrac{24\:hours}{day} *\dfrac{1}{10\:hours} =\dfrac{12}{5} =2.4[/tex]
there are [tex]\dfrac{12}{5}[/tex] or 2.4 sets of 10-hours in day.
Now the unit rate of water dripped per day is
[tex]\dfrac{2/3\:gallons}{10\:hours}*\dfrac{12}{5} = \dfrac{8}{5} =1.6\:gallons/day[/tex]
unit rate of water dripped per day is [tex]\dfrac{8}{5}[/tex] or 1.6 gallons.
you would be wasting 57.5 gallons of water each day.
Step-by-step explanation:tell me if you want an explanation
55.2 gallons/day
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 2.4 ten-hour periods in one day, so the total number of gallons per day is ...
(2.4 periods/day)(23 gallons/period) = 55.2 gallons/day