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Carl uses a pump to drain a swimming pool. The pool initially holds 40 kiloliters. Assume Carl can pump the water out at a constant rate of 5 killiters per hour (a) Find a formula for W. the number of
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Carl uses a pump to drain a swimming pool. The pool initially holds 40 kiloliters.
Assume Carl can pump the water out at a constant rate of 5 killiters per hour
(a) Find a formula for W. the number of kiloliters of water in the pool at time t.
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W = 40-5t
W = water
40 is the starting value
5 is how much the water drains per hour
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