1. The problem involves understanding the relationship between flow rate and volume.
2. Given flow rate $Q = 11.9$ m³/s and total volume $V = 67205600$ m³, we want to find the time $t$ it takes to accumulate this volume at the given flow rate.
3. The formula relating volume, flow rate, and time is:
$$V = Q \times t$$
where $V$ is volume, $Q$ is flow rate, and $t$ is time.
4. To find time, rearrange the formula:
$$t = \frac{V}{Q}$$
5. Substitute the given values:
$$t = \frac{67205600}{11.9}$$
6. Perform the division:
$$t = 5647058.82 \text{ seconds}$$
7. Convert seconds to more understandable units, such as days:
$$\text{days} = \frac{t}{86400} = \frac{5647058.82}{86400} \approx 65.36 \text{ days}$$
**Final answer:** It takes approximately **65.36 days** to accumulate 67205600 m³ at a flow rate of 11.9 m³/s.
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