Answer:
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|x-323|<50: answer
Step-by-step explanation :
For water to be a liquid, the temperature must be within 50 Kelvin of 323 K.
So, the range of the temperature of water will lie between 50 kelvin more than 323 kelvin and 50 kelvin less than 323.
The equation that can be used to determine the maximum temperature at which water is a liquid can be given by : x < 323 + 50
The equation that can be used to determine the minimum temperature at which water is a liquid can be given by : x > 323 - 50
So the resultant equation can be written as :
|x-323|<50
I don't think a number like that exists :/
I'd prefer 5/7 because both numbers would be in decimals and you dont need decimals
6 litres because ...
12/40 = 1 ratio them x 60 for 60% which is 18 and since you have 12l already just do 18-12 = 6
