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3 years ago

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kykrilka [37]3 years ago

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a) You are given the rate as 7.4m/min,

The equation would become d = 7.4t where d is the total distance and t would be the total number of minutes.

b) d would be a positive number because the diver is ascending, which means he is moving up towards the surface.

c) To find how long it took the diver, replace d with 41.36 ( how deep the diver was) and solve for t:

41.36 = 7.4t

To solve for t, divide both sides by 7.4:

t = 41.36 / 7.4

t = 5.59 minutes ( 5 minutes and 35 seconds)

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