Explanation Procedure used: The procedure for reading water meter is as follows : Create six blanks that will represent 6 digit number of cubic feet indicated as _ _ _ , _ _ _ . Here the first blank represents the hundred-thousand place, the second blanks represents ten-thousands place and so on. Finally fill in each blank with reading of the appropriate dial. Calculation: Measure of the given water meter is obtained as follows. Consider a six blanks _ _ _ , _ _ _ that will represents the six digit number of cubic feet. The needle on the 100,000 dial is observed to be in between 2 and 3. So, read it as 2 which is complete revolution and then fill the number 2 in the hundred thousand place on the six blanks. That is, 2 _ _ _ , _ _ _ . The needle on the 10,000 dial is observed to be in between 2 and 3. So, read it as 2 which is complete revolution and then fill the number 2 in the ten thousands place on the six blanks. That is, 2 _ 2 _ _ , _ _ _

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