If a leaky faucet drips 30 times a minute, how much water is being wasted in a day? Show your work for brainliest

Leaky faucet can result into wasting of about 10.8 litres of water.

Step-by-step explanation:

A typical drip is given as 0.25 ml of water.

So if there are 30 drips in a minute.

It means there are 30 × 60 = 1800 drips in an hour.

And 1800 × 24 = 43200 drips in a single day.

If drip is taken as 0.25ml of water

Then

43200 drips = 43200 × 0.25

43200 drips = 10800 ml of water

Convert ml into liters

10800ml = 10800/1000 L

10800ml = 10.8 L

So a leaky faucet can result into wasting of about 10.8 liters of water.

(Use same procedure if you have any other values of a drip)

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