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a) The change in the system per minute is 0.35 or
(7)/(20) milliliters per minute.

b) -2
(1)/(6) ÷ 7
(4)/(5) =
-(65)/(234). The first step in finding the quotient is D) Convert the mixed numbers to fractions. The fractions are
-(13)/(6) and
(39)/(5).

c) The water level decreased by 0.0357 in. or
(357)/(10000) in. each hour.

a) The change in the system per minute:

Quantity of water that leaks every 10 minutes = 3
(1)/(2) milliliters

The time for this quantity of water to leak = 10 minutes

The rate of leaking per minute = 3
(1)/(2) ÷ 10 = 0.35 or
(7)/(20) milliliters per minute

b) -2
(1)/(6) ÷ 7
(4)/(5)

We convert the mixed numbers into improper fractions:

-2
(1)/(6) gives -13/6

7
(4)/(5) gives 39/5


-(13)/(6) ÷
(39)/(5)

The reciprocal of
(39)/(5) is
(5)/(39).

We now multiply as follows:


-(13)/(6) ​×
(5)/(39)

=
-(65)/(234)

= -0.278

Thus, -2
(1)/(6) ÷ 7
(4)/(5) =
-(65)/(234), which is approximately -0.278.

c) The water level in the swimming pool =
(12)/(35) in.

The time of the decrease occurred between 11 p.m. and 9:36 a.m.

The number of minutes between 11 p.m. and 9:36 a.m. = 576 minutes (9 hours and 36 minutes) = 9.6 hours (576 ÷ 60)

The rate of decrease per hour = 0.0357 (
(12)/(35) ÷ 9.6) or
(357)/(10000) in. per hour

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