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7000 litres of water is pumped out of a tank in 42 minutes. How many litres could be pumped out in one hour at the same rate?
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7000 litres of water is pumped out of a tank in 42 minutes. How many litres could be pumped out in one hour at the same rate?
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7000 litres of water is pumped out of a tank in 42 minutes. How many litres could be pumped out in one hour at the same rate?
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8600 litre×235 will be there in the tanks
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