A school playground is 100
metres long and 100 metres
wide. It has an area of
10,000 m2....
A school playground is 100
metres long and 100 metres
wide. It has an area of
10,000 m2. One day 10 mm of
rain falls of the playground.
That is equal to 100,000 litres
of water- enough to fill four
large tankers! Write a short
description of what might
happen to all that water.β
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