Kaylee put an empty cup underneath a leaking faucet. After 1 1/2 hours, Kaylee collected 1/4 cup of water. What is the rate in cups per hour, at which the water is leaking from the faucet.

A 1/6 cups per hour

B 3/8 cups per hour

C 8/3 cups per hour

D 6/1 cups per hour

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Kennedi Potts

Mathematics

31 August, 22:17

Kaylee put an empty cup underneath a leaking faucet. After 1 1/2 hours, Kaylee collected 1/4 cup of water. What is the rate in cups per hour, at which the water is leaking from the faucet.

A 1/6 cups per hour

B 3/8 cups per hour

C 8/3 cups per hour

D 6/1 cups per hour

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Denisse Herman · Answer 1

I think it is 6/1

Step-by-step explanation:

You are wrong because 0.167 into a fraction is 167/1000 and that isn't one of the options but when I did it 1 1/2=3/2=1.5 and 1/4=0.25 so I did 1.5 divide by 0.25 and it gave me 6 so that why I think that my answer is correct and yours is not.

Kaylee put an empty cup underneath a leaking faucet. After 1 1/2 hours, Kaylee collected 1/4 cup of water. What is the rate in cups per hour, at which the water is leaking from the faucet.A 1/6 cups per hourB 3/8 cups per hourC 8/3 cups per hourD 6/1 cups per hour

Kaylee put an empty cup underneath a leaking faucet. After 1 1/2 hours, Kaylee collected 1/4 cup of water. What is the rate in cups per hour, at which the water is leaking from the faucet.

A 1/6 cups per hour

B 3/8 cups per hour

C 8/3 cups per hour

D 6/1 cups per hour