The temperature of soup after 25 minutes is 
<em><u>Solution:</u></em>
The temperature of chicken soup is 192.7°F
As it cools, the temperature of the soup decreases 2.3°F per minute
Let the initial temperature be 
Let "t" be the time for rate of decrease
Set up an equation
Temperature = Initial temperature - decrease in temperature
Decrease in temperature = rate of decrease x time
Therefore,
<em><u>To find the temperature of soup after 25 minutes, substitute t = 25</u></em>
Thus the temperature of soup after 25 minutes is
For the<span> geometric sequence, it has two forms of formula
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<span>We are interested in the recursive formula now
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{-80, 20, -5, ...}
The common ratio is (20/-80)=(-5/20)=-1/4=-0.25
So our r</span><span>ecursive formula would be
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I hope that
helps!
I believe it is 56 because 7•8 is 56 and 1•56 is 56
1) The two lines are <em>perpendicular</em>. (Correct choice: True)
2) The slope of the <em>linear</em> function is $ 10 per hour. (Correct choice: A)
<h3>How to analyze and interpret linear functions</h3>
Herein we must understand and analyze <em>linear</em> functions to find all required information from two exercises. The first exercise asks us to prove if the two lines seen are <em>perpendicular</em> and the second exercise asks us to calculate and interpret the slope of the <em>linear</em> function. Now we proceed to resolve each point:
Exercise 1
If the two lines are perpendicular, then the product of the two slopes must be equal to - 1. The value of slope can be found by <em>secant line</em> formula:
m · m' = - 1
[(1 - 2) / [0 - (-1)]] · [[-1 - (- 2)] / (1 - 0)]
(- 1 / 1) · (1 / 1)
- 1
The two lines are <em>perpendicular</em>. (Correct choice: True)
Exercise 2
In this part we must determine the rate of change of wage in time, in monetary units per time, which can be found by again by the <em>secant line</em> formula:
m = ($ 10 - $ 0) / (1 h - 0 h)
m = $ 10 per hour
The slope of the <em>linear</em> function is $ 10 per hour. (Correct choice: A)
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