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Scientist finds that for every in of rainfall at a lake, the level of the water in the lakeries 0.6 cm
By how many centimeters will the water in the lake rise after I in of rainfall?

Scientist finds that for every in of rainfall at a lake, the level of the

water in the lakeries 0

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