1 gallon treats 2000 gallons how much will treat 30 gallons?

Answer 1

This is an easy math proportion: 2000/1 = 30/x All you have to do is cross multiply, then divide: 30x1=30 divided by 2000x Divide 30 by 2000 (enter it in a caculator as I typed it) and you will get .015 gallons. x= .015 Now you can use a unit convertor to get your answer, or you can do the math. There are 128 ounces per gallon, so we'll start with that. 128 x .015= 1.8 ounces. So depending on the sensitivity needed, 2 ounces will will treat your 30 gallons.

Answer 2

To find out how much of the solution is needed to treat 30 gallons, you can set up a proportion. Since 1 gallon treats 2000 gallons, you can set up the proportion: 1 gallon is to 2000 gallons as x gallons is to 30 gallons. Solving for x gives you x = (1/2000) * 30 = 0.015 gallons. Thus, 0.015 gallons of the solution would be needed to treat 30 gallons.