Mathematics, 08.09.2021 17:10 dyhji

How Much Water Do We Use? Shower
16.89
Toilet
26.79
Faucet
15.7%
Les
13.70
Clothes
Washer
21.79%
Other
5.3%
Given this chart correctly allocates water usage, if 1000 gallons of water are used in a week, how many gallons are used for the shower?

How Much Water Do We Use?

Shower
16.89
Toilet
26.79
Faucet
15.7%
Les
13.70
Clothes
Washer
21.79%

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How Much Water Do We Use? Shower
16.89
Toilet
26.79
Faucet
15.7%

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