By drinking out of water bottles and out of a water fountain.
no
We do not use the same amount of water everyday for the same purposes because everyday we all have to use water for different reasons. For example: If we're told to wash the car tomorrow, we're not going to be accurate with the amount of water we use. This is because of the size of the car or lack of water use that maybe due to water cuts and washing the car by hand and bucket or not keeping track of the amount you use. Other examples: The everyday needs for water like washing the dishes, washing the clothes, cooking food that takes up water, etc. These other examples are some of the many things we use water for everyday. My observations for the past 4 weeks for this write up has taught me many things and has answered all my questions to conserving water because it is one thing we all cannot live without. If there was no water, there would be no life.
you can use it everdy by ur on the way of love
it can use in any way like in cooking in industrial
Water, oxygen, electricity
That varies greatly, depending on the size of the individual in question.
Everyday Use was created in 1973.
Water is naturally clear and colorless. To make it appear white, you can add substances like milk or white paint, but keep in mind that this is not a safe or practical way to change the color of water for consumption or everyday use.
What do you mean by everyday math? Everyday Math is the University of Chicago School Mathematics Project, a curriculem that many schools across America use. for more information, look it up! or do you mean everyday math as in the math we use everyday such as things like telling Tim (it is math by the way!) or handling money and finding percents for a sale price?! and multipulcation
everyday they use math
You use DC (direct current) everyday
Differs with locale so no one here can say where yours is from