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To find: the depth of water change per day.
Answer to Problem 50STP
Thedepth of water change per day is 6 inches.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Consider, theinformation provided, the depth of the reservoir decreased by 84 inches in two weeks.
To find the water depth change per day, we need to divide the depth decreased with the number of days.
As one weeks has 7 days and thus two weeks will have 14 days.
Therefore,
Thus, the depth of water change per day is 6 inches.
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