If a tank of water can provide 50 families with water for 5 days then that same tank could provide 20 families with 8 days of water.
Think of this question as a ratio. 50:5 (50 families to 5 days) Since this ratio simplifies to 10:1 that says that for every 10 families taken away you gain an additional day that the said tank of water lasts.
U can use mass for a bar graph because that is being constistant
Yes, it does. "last couple of days" does mean "last two days" ^^
40 days
The phrase "a couple days" typically means 2 days. This is more than one day, but less than a few days. This is a more vague way to say 2 days, so it should be considered lightly. If someone promises something in a couple days, give them at least 3 days before checking in.
150,000 minutes = 104.2 days.
underground sources of water provide that.
It depends how much they drink
leave it for days
They can survive out of water for up to 8-9 days as long as you provide them with mini scuba gear
The Hortons and The Bradys
Yes, babies in the game virtual families can grow, they take a couple days to grow.
mongakwa used in the olden days by haitian families
nobody knows that except them their friends and families
Today, families are typically small in Europe, with parents only producing an average of about 2 children, if that. However, in the old days it was not uncommon for families to have four, five, even ten children.
Two income families were frowned upon in those days.
3 days for water, 30 days for food.
If they installed it, they should. If you did it, then no. There should be a number to call on the carton for questions or warranty issues. Or you can ask here.