The janitor at a school discovered a leak in a pipe. The janitor found that it was leaking at a rate of 7 fl oz per minute. How fast was the pipe leaking in gallons per hour? P

3.28 gallons per hour

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that the pipe is leaking at a rate of 7 fluid ounce per minute, and that we need to determine the equivalent leaking rate in gallons per hour.  It is important to establish the necessary conversion rates of fluid ounces (fl oz) to gallons (gal), and minutes to an hour.

Now that we have established the conversion rates, we can set up the following mathematical operations that will allow us to convert the leaking rate from fluid ounces per minute, to gallons per hour. We can express the conversion process in fraction form:

× ×

Start by multiplying the first two fractions together:

× = 0.546875 gallons per minute, or 0.546875 gal/min

Next, multiply 0.546875 gal/min by 60 min/hr.  This cancels out the "minute" as a unit of measurement, leaving you with gal/hr.

×  = 3.28125 gallons per hour, or 3.28 gal/hr.

Therefore, the pipe is leaking at a rate of 3.28 gallons per hour.

∠acb = 8°

step-by-step explanation:

∠xba lies on the circle and is half the measure of the intercepted arc ax

hence

measure of arc ax = 2 × 42° = 84°

∠acb is outside the circle and is

∠acb = (arcab - arcax ), hence

∠acb = 0.5 (100 - 84) = 0.5 × 16° = 8°

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