Mathematics, 11.02.2021 04:40, zoeybuch5

The height of the water in a pool is proportional to the minutes it takes for the pool to fill up. If the height of the water is 2 inches after 5 minutes, what is the constant of proportionality/constant of variation in this situation?

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