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The ratio of the number of gallons a pump moves water to the number of hours it is pumping is 135 to 5. At which rate is the pump moving water?
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The ratio of the number of gallons a pump moves water to the number of hours it is pumping is 135 to 5. At which rate is the pump moving water?

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135gal/5h

27 gal/h

27 gallons per hour

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