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3 years ago

Write the formula to calculate how much dough is prepared in x hours.

Mathematics

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spin [16.1K]3 years ago

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Answer: D(x) = 2kg/h*x

where x is the number of hours.

Step-by-step explanation:

The information that we have is:

in 5 hours, we can prepare 10kg of dough.

With this, we can find the rate per hour, to do this we find the quotient:

R = 10kg/5h = 2kh/h

This meeans that in one hour, we can make 2kg of dough.

Then, in x hours, we can make x times 2kg of dough, then the equation will be:

D(x) = 2kg/h*x

where x is the number of hours.

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