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vivado [14]
2 years ago
13

Sean tried to drink as fast as he could. He drank the slushy at a constant rate. There were originally 275 milliliters of slushy

in the cup. After 13 seconds, 210 milliliters of slushy remained. (Please help and explain.)
How fast did Sean drink?

How long did it take Sean to drink all the slushy?
Mathematics
1 answer:
loris [4]2 years ago
7 0

a. Sean drank at a rate of 5 milliliters per second.

b. It took Sean 55 s to drink all the slushy.

<h3>a. How to find the rate at which Sean drank?</h3>

Since Sean darnak at a constant rate and originally there were 275 milliliters of slushy in the cup. After 13 seconds, 210 milliliters of slushy remained.

The rate at which Sean drank, r = Change in volume of slushy/time for change

= (275 mL - 210 mL)/13 s

= 65 mL/13 s

= 5 mL/s

So, Sean drank at a rate of 5 milliliters per second.

<h3>b. How long did it take Sean to drink all the slushy?</h3>

The time it takes Sean to drink all the slushy is given by

T = V/r where

  • V = total volume of slushy = 275 milliliters and
  • r = rate of drinking by Sean = 5 mL/s

So, T = V/r

= 275 mL/5 mL/s

= 55 s

So, it took Sean 55 s to drink all the slushy.

Learn more about rate here:

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