Each trial for water is 160 ml each travel distance is 45.7 cm

the 1st trial took 25 seconds to flow out of a pipe in the distance of 45.7 cm

the 2nd trial took 27 seconds to flow out of a pipe in the distance of 45.7 cm

the 3rd trial took 28 seconds to foow out of a pipe in the distance of 45.7

what would the average water flow be following the same number of ml (160) and following the same number of cm (45.7?)​

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