a water faucet leak 3 2/4 Liter of water every 1/6 of an hour it's really at a rate of how many liters per hour

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2/4 = 0,5

3,5 every 1/6 of an hour. To get the rate per hour multiply by 6.

3,5 x 6 = 21

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