What is the average mass flow rate of water from container

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Suppose that it takes exactly 12.0 hr to drain a container of 1.80 liters of water. What is the average mass flow rate (in kilograms/second) of water from the container? Assume that the density (mass/volume) of water is exactly 1 g/cm^3.

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