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3 years ago

HELP ME PLZ I BEG OF YOU

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mr Goodwill [35]3 years ago

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You know that at 10:00, there are 304 ounces; at 12:00, there are 228; at 3:00, there are 114 ounces; and so on. You can convert these to be like points on a graph: (10,304), (12,228), (15,114).

If you find the slope, then you will have the amount of water that leaks out the bucket every hour.

M=(228-304)/(12-10)= -38

Thus, 38 ounces of water leak from the bucket every hour.

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