A simple way to look at how to check for equivalent fractions<span> is to do what is called “cross-multiply”, which means multiple the numerator </span>of<span> one </span>fraction <span>by the denominator </span>of<span> the </span>other fraction<span>. Then do the same thing in reverse. Now compare the two answers to see </span>if<span> they are </span>equal<span>.</span>
Answer:
36 cans for $3.32
Step-by-step explanation:
36 cans = $3.32
1 can =$ 0.092
9 cans = $0.91
1 can = $0.01
0.09 and 0.1 the cheaper is 0.09 dollars so 36 cans for $3.32 is better
Procedure:
1) Integrate the function, from t =0 to t = 60 minutues to obtain the number of liters pumped out in the entire interval, and
2) Substract the result from the initial content of the tank (1000 liters).
Hands on:
Integral of (6 - 6e^-0.13t) dt ]from t =0 to t = 60 min =
= 6t + 6 e^-0.13t / 0.13 = 6t + 46.1538 e^-0.13t ] from t =0 to t = 60 min =
6*60 + 46.1538 e^(-0.13*60) - 0 - 46.1538 = 360 + 0.01891 - 46.1538 = 313.865 liters
2) 1000 liters - 313.865 liters = 613.135 liters
Answer: 613.135 liters
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