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3 years ago

I need help with 2, 3, 4, and 5. Thanks

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-Dominant- [34]3 years ago

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Number 5 is yes, for the answer

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ok?

whats the queston?

if its devide it is 3

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Given:

Over 12 hours the water in Julie's pool drained a total of 534.72 liters.

It drained the same number of liters each hour.

To find:

The change in the number of liters of water in Julie's pool each hour and what is the unit rate.

Solution:

We have,

Water drained in 12 hours = 534.72 liters

Water drained in 1 hour = $\dfrac{534.72}{12}$ liters

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So, the change in the number of liters of water in Julie's pool each hour is 44.56 liters.

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