Question 1037 of 223 · California Water Treatment Operator Exam
One acre-foot of water is equal to approximately
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Correct answer to question 1037
- B: 325,851 gallons
Explanation
One acre-foot is one acre (43,560 sq ft) covered one foot deep: 43,560 cu ft x 7.48 = about 325,851 gal. The 43,560 value is square feet per acre.
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