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If your faucet drips at one drop per second, it will dispense 60006000 gallons of waters per year you have three faucets in your house which leak at three drops of water per second how many gallons of water will leak from these faucets in six months

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Q. If your faucet drips at one drop per second, it will dispense 60006000 gallons of waters per year you have three faucets in your house which leak at three drops of water per second how many gallons of water will leak from these faucets in six months
  1. Calculate Drops per Year: Step 11: Calculate the total number of drops per year for one faucet.\newlineReasoning: One faucet drips at one drop per second.\newlineCalculation: 1 drop/second×60 seconds/minute×60 minutes/hour×24 hours/day×365 days/year=31,536,000 drops/year.1 \text{ drop/second} \times 60 \text{ seconds/minute} \times 60 \text{ minutes/hour} \times 24 \text{ hours/day} \times 365 \text{ days/year} = 31,536,000 \text{ drops/year}.
  2. Convert Drops to Gallons: Step 22: Convert drops to gallons for one faucet per year.\newlineReasoning: Given that 11 faucet dispenses 60006000 gallons per year.\newlineCalculation: 31,536,00031,536,000 drops/year == 60006000 gallons/year.
  3. Calculate Drops for Three Faucets: Step 33: Calculate the total number of drops per year for three faucets.\newlineReasoning: Each of the three faucets drips at 33 drops per second.\newlineCalculation: 33 faucets ×3\times 3 drops/second/faucet ×60\times 60 seconds/minute ×60\times 60 minutes/hour ×24\times 24 hours/day ×365\times 365 days/year =283,824,000= 283,824,000 drops/year.
  4. Convert Drops to Gallons for Three Faucets: Step 44: Convert the total number of drops to gallons for three faucets per year.\newlineReasoning: If 31,536,00031,536,000 drops =6000= 6000 gallons, then 283,824,000283,824,000 drops =?= ?\newlineCalculation: (283,824,000 drops/31,536,000 drops)×6000 gallons=54,000 gallons/year.(283,824,000 \text{ drops} / 31,536,000 \text{ drops}) \times 6000 \text{ gallons} = 54,000 \text{ gallons/year}.
  5. Calculate Gallons for Six Months: Step 55: Calculate the amount of water in gallons for six months.\newlineReasoning: The calculation above gives the yearly amount, so for six months, it's half.\newlineCalculation: 54,000 gallons/year/2=27,000 gallons for six months.54,000 \text{ gallons/year} / 2 = 27,000 \text{ gallons for six months}.

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