Suppose a weather reporter has mistakenly reported the amount of water that flooded 1 kilometer of a roadway to be 30,000 gallons. If car accidents occur when the water reaches 30,000 liters per 0.5 kilometer, would the cars be in danger of an accident? Explain your answer. (Hint: 1 liter = 0.26 gallons.)

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anonymous · Answer

PLEASE  HELP !!!!!!!!!!

anonymous · Answer

Just calculate the number of litres in 30000 gallons and divide by two (because you need to know how many litres you have per half kilometre.)