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In a now antiquated and, we hope, soon to be forgotten system of measurements, it was common to consider water flows in terms of millions of gallons per day (MGD). Determine the number of MGD equivalent to the following flows in m3/s: 0.0438; 0.05; 0.438; 0.5; 4.38; and 5. Record both your calculated answer and the answer rounded to include only significant figures.

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