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Cannot work out part a and b (ii)!
a) The ratio 2.5 metres to 60 centimetres can be written in the form 1:n. Find the value of n.

b) ii) Find the rate at which the water is now flowing from the tap. Give your answer in cubic centimetres per second (cm^3/s).


Cannot work out part a and b (ii)! a) The ratio 2.5 metres to 60 centimetres can be written in the f

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