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Oil is leaking from a broken pipeline into a lake. In the first 10 minutes, 400 gallons of oil have leaked, covering 8000 square

feet of the surface of the lake.
Select all options that describe the rate at which the oil is leaking (or covering the surface of the lake).\

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800 square feet per minute

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