The equation as follows: II = 700 + 35T
There will be 1260 liters of water in the pond after 16 minutes.
Equation relating II and T:
We know two things about the water in the pond:
Initial amount: There are 700 liters initially.
Rate of change: 35 liters are added every minute.
Therefore, we can write the equation as follows:
II = 700 + 35T
where:
II is the total amount of water in the pond after T minutes.
700 is the initial amount of water.
35 is the rate of change (liters added per minute).
T is the total number of minutes that water has been added.
Total amount of water after 16 minutes:
To find the total amount of water after 16 minutes, we need to substitute T = 16 in the equation:
II = 700 + 35 * 16
II = 700 + 560
II = 1260 liters
Therefore, there will be 1260 liters of water in the pond after 16 minutes.