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To calculate: The amount of gallons that the child consumes in one year.
Answer to Problem 6.3.12EP
The required amount of gallons of milk that the child consumes in one year is 109.5 gallons per year.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The rate of milk that the child consumes = 48 ounces per day
Calculation:
The given rate can be expressed in fraction as,
It is known that 1 year = 365 days
And, 1 gallon = 160 ounces
To find amount of gallons of milk that the child consumes in one year, multiply the above fraction by
Hence, the required amount of gallons of milk that the child consumes in one year is 109.5 gallons per year.
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