The “flow rate” is the amount of fluid that flows through a cross section of a river or creek. It is usually measured in the number of gallons per minutes. It can be used to describe how quickly a container can be filled. The flow rate along a river is the same at every spot in a river. If the flow rate for a creek is 50 liters per second then what is the flow rate in ft^3 per minute.

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The flow rate of the creek is  105.9 ft³/min.

What is the flow rate of a fluid?

The flow rate is the amount of fluid that flows through a cross section of a a particle outlet for the fluid, for example, a tube or a pipe.

The flow rate is measured in units of volume per minute.

The flow rate of the creek is given in units of liters per second.

We are to determine the flow rate in ft³/min

Flow rate of creek= 50 L/s

1 Liter = 0.0353 ft³

50 liters = 50 * 0.0353 = 1.765 ft³

1 s = 1/60 min

Flow rate of creek in ft³/min =  1.765 ft³/ 1/60 min

Flow rate of creek = 105.9 ft³/min

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