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The time taken, t seconds, that it takes a water heater to boil water is inversely proportional to the power, p watts, of the water heater. When P = 2000W, T = 252 seconds. Find…

The time taken, t seconds, that it takes a water heater to boil water is inversely proportional to the power, p watts, of the water heater. When P = 2000W, T = 252 seconds. Find…
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The time taken, t seconds, that it takes a water heater to boil water is inversely

proportional to the power, p watts, of the water heater.
When P = 2000W, T = 252 seconds.
Find the time it takes to boil water when P = 800W

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