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04-06-2017
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G approximately 65% of a person's body weight is water. what is the volume of water in a 66-kg man?

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RainbowSherbert RainbowSherbert

06-06-2017

In order to get the amount of water in the man, you have to multiply the percentage (65%) by his weight (66kg). By doing this you can see the man's body contains about 42.9kg of water.

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