This isn't mathematics but the answer is John Locke
t (23) ≤ 97 - 23
The minus 23 at the back represents the feet she already descended before what the question wants us to calculate
≤ is used instead of < because it states more than, not "equal or more than" (meaning 97 sharp is fine)
Given that the amount of time varies inversely with G.
It can be written as,

where K is the constant.
We need to determine the time it takes to put out the fire when 200 gallons of water are used.
<u>The value of constant:</u>
When
, we get;


Thus, the value of constant is 96.
<u>Time taken:</u>
Substituting
and
in the formula
, we get;

Thus, the time taken to put out the fire using 200 gallons of water is 48 minutes.
Hence, Option B is the correct answer.
Possible values are
x=1,y=11
x=2,y=8
x=3,y=5
x=4,y=2