The output would depend on the input so relating this to the question, the input is the time (in minute) and the output is the amount of water left in the tank
We can give a letter 't' for the time, the input, and f(t) for the output
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The original amount of water in the tank is 10450, so this will be the fixed constant.
The amount of water lost per minute is 270 so this will be the term that varies depends on the variable of time, we write this as 270t
The function is given f(t) = 10450 - 270t
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Given, t = 10
f(10) = 10450 - 270(10)
f(10) = 7750 ml
So let's add variables according to the ratio:
3n + 2n = <span>£80
5n = </span><span>£80
n = 16
3(16):2(16)
48:32
Tom gets </span>£48, and Jerry gets <span>£32</span>
let's firstly change the 1.2 to a fraction
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Answer:
2+2= 4
Step-by-step explanation:
just have a scenario like : you have two apples and your friend brings two more apples when you count them all, there are four apple
Answer:
-56
Step-by-step explanation:
Hello!
Let's create an equation to figure out what the middle integer really is.
Creating an equation:
n + (n + 1) + (n + 2) = -168 (This is true because we must account for the <em>consecutive integers </em>part.)
Simplifying:
3n + 3 = -168
Subtracting:
3n = -171
Dividing:
n = -57
Now, we plug-and-chug:
-57, -56, -54 (this is because we accounted for adding <em>positive </em>one.)
Thus, the middle integer is
.
Check:
We can see if we are correct by adding up -57, -56, -54.
(-57) + (-56) + (-54) = -168
So we are correct!
Hope this helps!