This is hard in mathematical language, but there is only this way to present it. Let us denote by A the consentration of the substance and by A' its rate.
We have that b/A= t+c where c is a constant.
Hence A=b/(c+t)
By differentiating, we get that A'=-b/(C+t)^2
Then, we have that -(A)^2=A'/b
Hence at any point, we have that if we make the concentration 17 times, we have that there is a 17 times bigger , the rate will become bigger by 17*17, hence 289 times faster.
<span>A cylinder has a radius of 12.2 inches and a height of 6.1 inches. What is the volume of the cylinder to the nearest tenth in³?
</span><span>C. 2852.3 in³</span>
2 yards is more because 2 yards = 72 inches
