Water drains from a 60 gallon bath tub at a constant rate. It empties in 5 minutes. What is the rate? Help me pls

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Water drains from a 60 gallon bath tub at a constant rate. It empties in 5

minutes. What is the rate?

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r = 60 gallons ÷ 5 min. = 12 gallons per minute

$60 / 5 = 12 \: gallons \: per \: minute$

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