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\[\frac{2gal}{1 hr} \times\frac{1hr}{60\min} \times \frac{128 fl oz}{1 gal}=\]
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so 1 gal and 1128 oz over 60 min
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@Mertsj
128*128/60min?
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i got 128*128/60min @Mertsj
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now you have: \[\frac{2 \times 1 \times 128floz}{60 \min}\]
Now cancel the 2 into the 60
128 fl oz/ 30?
\[\frac{128 fl oz}{30 \min}\]
=4.3 fl oz per minute
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