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The flow rate of a safety discharge pipe at a dam is rated for a maximum of 825 000 litres per hour. Convert this rate to litres per second. Round your answer to the nearest tenth. During a flood, the flow rate at the dam is measured as 201 litres per second. Could the safety discharge pipe safely handle this flow rate?
A) 200.2 litres per second; no
B) 200.2 litres per second; yes
C) 229.2 litres per second; yes
D) 229.2 litres per second; no

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