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OpenStudy (anonymous):

help please! Suppose water flows out of a shower at a rate of .32 cubic feet per minute. Do you use more water by taking a 12-minute shower or by filling the bathtub with .4 cubic yards of water, and by how much?

OpenStudy (radar):

You need to figure out how much water a 12 minute shower would take. Do you know how to do that?

OpenStudy (radar):

The shower uses .32 cubic feet per minute (given by problem) How many cubic feet is that for 12 minutes?

OpenStudy (radar):

After you calculate that, convert cubic feet to cubic yards and compare with the bath tub amount of .4 cubic yd.

OpenStudy (radar):

Please show your work and I will verify it for you.

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