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During summer, the height of the water in Scott's pool decreases by 4 inches each week, due to evaporation. How many weeks does it take for the water to decrease by 20 inch…

During summer, the height of the water in Scott's pool decreases by 4 inches each week, due to evaporation. How many weeks does it take for the water to decrease by 20 inch…
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During summer, the height of the water in Scott's pool decreases by 4 inches each week, due to evaporation. How many weeks does it take for the water to decrease by 20 inches?

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A −5
B 5
C 20
D −20

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5 weeks

Explanation:

20 inches / ( 4 inches/week ) = 5 weeks

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