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The change in the volume of water in 1 minute is a decrease of 0.16 milliliters.
Since a water tank in Stewart's home had a small, steady leak loss of 1 3/5 mL in 10 min, to find the change in the volume of water in 1 minute, the following calculation must be performed:
- The total leak must be calculated and divided by the 10 minutes duration.
- 3/5 = 0.6
- 1 + 0.6 = 1.6
- 1.6 / 10 = 0.16
Therefore, the change in the volume of water in 1 minute is a decrease of 0.16 milliliters.
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Ab = (7x-6) → b = (7x-6)/a (1)
bc = (12-2x) → b = (12-2x)/c (2)
Since (1) = (2) → (7x-6)/a = (12-2x)/c OR a/c = (7x-6)/(12-2x) (3)
Multiply both numerators of (3) by the SQUARE of their respective denominators;
(a*c²)/c = (7x-6)(12-2x)²/(12-2x)
Now simplify:
ac = (7x-6)(12x-2x) or ac = -14x² + 96x - 72
f(x) = 5x is linear. Just a straight line with a slope of +5. So if the intervals are both a difference of 1, then the average rate of change will be the same.
f(x2) - f(x1) over x2 - x1. That's the formula for average rate of change.
So for Section A:
f(x) = 5x, (0,1)
[f(1) - f(0)]/(1-0)
= [5(1) - 5(0)]/1
=(5)/1
=5
Do the same for section B and you'll get 5 as well.
I hope this helps you because I have no clue if my answer is right
