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Which of the following is the most appropriate until to describe the rate at which water flows out through the standard household faucet? It's either Minutes Per Gallon or Gallons Per Minute Explain your
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Which of the following is the most appropriate until to describe the rate at which water flows out through the standard household faucet?

It's either Minutes Per Gallon or Gallons Per Minute

Explain your choice

User Leo Lerdorf
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gallons per minute because you never know how much comes out or how many gallons of water the faucet dispenses in one minute. Taking note of this measurement helps homeowners conserve and save water resources.
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Gallons Per Minute because it is measuring the amount of water that flows within a specific time constraint (which is what the question is asking) Minutes Per Gallon measures the amount of Time to reach the Gallon of water
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