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How many hours to fill 660000 gallons of water? - Answers
That obviously depends how fast the water flows! If you have the water flow in gallons/second, you can divide your 660,000 gallons by this number to find out how many seconds it takes. Then divide the result by 3600 to convert to hours. Similarly if you have the flow in gallons/minute - only that in this case, for the final conversion you divide by 60.
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How many hours to fill 660000 gallons of water? - Answers
That obviously depends how fast the water flows! If you have the water flow in gallons/second, you can divide your 660,000 gallons by this number to find out how many seconds it takes. Then divide the result by 3600 to convert to hours. Similarly if you have the flow in gallons/minute - only that in this case, for the final conversion you divide by 60.
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How many hours to fill 660000 gallons of water? - Answers
That obviously depends how fast the water flows! If you have the water flow in gallons/second, you can divide your 660,000 gallons by this number to find out how many seconds it takes. Then divide the result by 3600 to convert to hours. Similarly if you have the flow in gallons/minute - only that in this case, for the final conversion you divide by 60.
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