A particular dam contains approximately 1,100,000,000,000 cubic feet of water. For a week-long spike flood, water was released at a rate of 25,100 cubic feet per second.

The amount of water released during the week-long flood was?

The amount of water released during the week-long flood was 15,180,400,000 cubic feet per second.

Step-by-step explanation:

How many seconds are there in a week?

Each minute has 60 seconds

Each hour has 60 minutes

Each day has 24 hours

Each week has 7 days. So

60*60*24*7 = 604,800

A week has 604,800 seconds.

Water was released at a rate of 25,100 cubic feet per second.

In a week (604,800 seconds)

604,800*25,100 = 15,180,400,000

The amount of water released during the week-long flood was 15,180,400,000 cubic feet per second.

Seconds in a week: 7*24*60*60=604800

604800*25100=15180480000 cubic feet of water released in a week