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  • 16-03-2015
  • Mathematics
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The water in a reservoir decreased by 47% during a drought. Before the drought, the reservoir held 44,580 acre ft (AF) of water.


How much water did the reservoir hold, after the drought?

Verified Answer :

ktfeaton ktfeaton
  • 16-03-2015

Multiply 44580 by .47
that gives you 20952.6 which equals 47% of the water
take the 44580, and subtract the 20952.6
giving you the remainder as your answer
23627.4

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