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aalyn [17]
2 years ago
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50 POINTSS MORE !!!!!

Mathematics
1 answer:
Andreas93 [3]2 years ago
6 0

The time it will take for the block of ice to melt if the temperature is 45 degrees is 3 hours.

The cost to travel 22 miles is 55 dollars.

<h3>How to find how long for the ice to melt?</h3>

let

time it takes for ice to melt = x

air temperature = y

Therefore,

x ∝ 1 / y

x  = k / y

when x = 2.5 hours and y = 54 degrees

Hence,

k = 2.5 × 54

k = 135

The time it will take for the block to melt at 45 degrees = 135 / 45 = 3 hours

<h3>How to find equation that relates the cost to the number of miles?</h3>

It costs $35 for a ride from the city centre to the airport, 14 miles away.

where

c = cost

m = number of miles

Therefore, the equation is as follows:

35 / 14 = 2.5

c = 2.5m

Hence, when you travel 22 miles,

c = 22(2.5)

c = 55 dollars

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