See attached pic for problem. Answer has to include cancelling of units and proper number of significant figures.

Anton Ashanin asked Mar 11, 2023

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Anton Ashanin asked Mar 11, 2023

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We have:

1 cubic meter = 35.3147 cubic feet

60 seconds = 1 minute

Therefore given 0.618 cubic meters per second:

$0.618(m^3)/(s)*(35.3147ft^3)/(1m^3)*(60s)/(1\min )$

Then solve:

$1309.47(ft^3)/(\min )$

Answer: 1309.5 cubic feet per minute

Benedetta answered Mar 16, 2023

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