Complete the statement below to explain how this model shows that 1/3÷1/5=5/3

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To divide by a fraction, multiply by the reciprocal of that fraction.

1/3 • 5/1 or 1/3 • 5

Calculate the product straight across.

1/3 • 5/1 = 5/3

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vlada-n [284]

$\bf h=20ln(3t+2)+30\\\\
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\boxed{a}\\\\
\stackrel{0~years}{t=0}\qquad h=20ln[3(0)+2]+30\implies h=20ln(2)+30
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\boxed{b}\\\\
\stackrel{1~meter}{h=100}\qquad 100=20ln(3t+2)+30\implies 70=20ln(3t+2)
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\cfrac{70}{20}=ln(3t+2)\implies \stackrel{\textit{log cancellation rule}}{e^{\frac{7}{2}}=e^{ln(3t+2)}}\implies e^{\frac{7}{2}}=3t+2
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$\bf \boxed{c}\\\\
\cfrac{dh}{dt}=20\left(\cfrac{1}{3t+2}\cdot 3 \right)+0\implies \cfrac{dh}{dt}=20\left(\cfrac{3}{3t+2} \right)\\\\\\ \cfrac{dh}{dt}=\cfrac{60}{3t+2}
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\left. \cfrac{dh}{dt} \right|_{3}\implies \cfrac{60}{3(3)+2}\implies \cfrac{60}{11}
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\left. \cfrac{dh}{dt} \right|_{10}\implies \cfrac{60}{3(10)+2}\implies \cfrac{15}{8}$

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For the first table: (0, 10) (1, 15) (2, 20) (3, 25) (4, 30)

For the second table: (-2, 1.04) (-1, 1.2) (0, 2) (1, 6) (2, 26)

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