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What are three foods that are more than 50 percent water?
Three foods that are more than 50 percent water include cucumbers, tomatoes, and watermelon. Cucumbers are about 95 percent water, making them one of the most hydrating foods. Tomatoes contain around 95 percent water as well, while watermelon is approximately 92 percent water. These high-water-content foods are excellent for hydration and can be refreshing snacks.
How much water in cucamber?
A cucumber is 95 percent water. The exact amount of water would depend on the size of the cucumber.
Cucumbers are on sale so you buy 100 pounds at the local market The cucumbers are 99 percent water some days later they dry out to 98 percent water how much do they weigh now?
Originally, 1 pound was non-water. If the non-water part has not changed and now the total is 98 percent water, then the 1 pound non-water now amounts to 2 percent of the total, so the total weight is 50 pounds.
What percent of cucumbers are used for pickles?
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Cucumbers are on sale so you buy 100 pounds of them at your local market The cucumbers are 99 percent water Some days later they dry out to 98 percent water How much do they weigh now?
The answer is 50 pounds. The first day the part of the cucumbers that is not water is 1% of the total weight, or 1 pound. Several days later the non-water part of the cucumber is now 2% of the total weight, but still weighs 1 pound. if 2% is 1 pound, 100% is 50 pounds.
Do cucumbers have water in them?
No
Which uses more water to irrigate corn or cucumbers?
I would think cucumbers
Can cucumbers give you aids or can pototoes?
No.
Can you overwater cucumbers?
Yes, you can overwater cucumbers. Too much water can lead to root rot and other issues that can harm the plant. It's important to water cucumbers consistently but not excessively.
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Where does sea cucumbers lives in fresh or salt water or both?
Sea Cucumbers live in the deep ocean, so they live in salt water.
What is the sea cucumbers habitats?
a sea cucumbers habitats are usually found around the reefs of tropical water and on the floor of the sea.
