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Nina [5.8K]
3 years ago
10

Somebody help me !!!! HELPP please!!!

Mathematics
1 answer:
stellarik [79]3 years ago
8 0
Step 1: Read and understand the problem statement.

You are given (time, depth) pairs of (20 s, 8 cm) and (40 s, 0 cm) and asked to write an equation that describes the relationship of depth (y) to time (x).

The rate of change is (0 cm -8 cm)/(40 s -20 s) = -8 cm/(20 s) = -2/5 cm/s. Then in point-slope form using the second point, the linear function rule is
  y = (-2/5)(x -40) +0
You can expand this to
  y = (-2/5)x +16
  y = -0.4x +16 . . . . . . using a decimal number for the slope

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If the bathtubs in your "draining race" start with the same level, the one with the steepest slope (-0.5 cm/s) will win.

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