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A water-filled tank load is checked before it is placed on a housekeeping pad. What weight per gallon should be used for water?

Correct Answer

D) 8.34 lb/gal

Water weighs approximately 8.34 lb per gallon. Other choices confuse gallons per cubic foot with weight or use nonmatching rounded values.

Answer Options
A
6.24 lb/gal
B
7.48 lb/gal
C
10.0 lb/gal
D
8.34 lb/gal

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Water weighs approximately 8.34 lb per gallon. Other choices confuse gallons per cubic foot with weight or use nonmatching rounded values.

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