How do I start the second part of this problem?

Mathematics

1 answer:

hodyreva [135]4 years ago

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So, for the second problem, they've reversed the situation: Now we have the temperature, and we have to think backwards to figure out the number of cricket chirps (in five minutes)!

We ended up with 60 degrees (somehow). Well, let's subtract 37. That gives us 23. What does this number mean? It is the number of times the cricket chirps in 15 seconds. But we want five minutes... I bet you can take it from here... :)

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