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If faucet drips 5 mL of water each minute, what is the volume of water dripped at the end of five minutes? 5 mL 25 mL 5 m³ 25 m³ I apologize for being dumb XD
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If faucet drips 5 mL of water each minute, what is the volume of water dripped at the end of five minutes?
5 mL
25 mL
5 m³
25 m³
I apologize for being dumb XD
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If the facet drips 5ml of water
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If the faucet drops at 5 mL per minute you just have to do the following steps to find out.
5 mL for the dripping rate times 5 for the minutes.
The answer would result being 25mL
Hope this helps! Stay safe!
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