If the cost of water is $5 for 1,000 gallons (1 milliliter = 0.000264 gallon), how many hours will it take for the leak to cost Neil $40? The leak measures 75ml.
what is the mass flow rate for the leak, or the velocity and pressure out the 75ml leak
oh, 75 ml. is that pre some time, to make it a rate
I meant to say that 75 ml is the volume of water collected in the beaker in the first hour from the leak.
It's the amount of water the leak made.
75 ml /hr leak
the volume increases by (1/12) of the volume of water that leaked during the first hour.
start with the given , just convert the units, start with 75 mL / hr
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So $5/1hr?
that is just multiplying the leak 75 ml / 1 hr, by ratios of 1, to change units to dollar / hr (75 * 0.000264 * 5) / 1000 [$/hr]
should be a smallll number, the leak is only 75 mL an hour, and water is cheap 5 bucks per 1000 gal
9.9 X 10^(-5) dollars/ hr
how many hours till that reaches dollars...
40 dollars
I'm trying to calculate but my calculator isn't letting me.
I got .000099
For that equation you showed me.
yeah , so the 40 dollars divided by that is something like 404040 hours, less i did something wrong
that is like 46 years
I got that too
Thank you for your help. Appreciate it.
welcome
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