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A standard after-surgery intravenous fluid has a density of 1125 kg/m3. If during the first three...

A standard after-surgery intravenous fluid has a density of 1125 kg/m3. If during the first three hours after surgery a patient is to receive a volume of 1.02 10-3 m3 of this fluid, determine the mass flow rate in kg/s.

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