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17 May, 20:25

A fish descends at a rate of 18 inches per second. What is the depth of the fish after 12 seconds?

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  1. 17 May, 23:20
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    In this question, we're trying to find the depth of the fish after 12 seconds

    We know that the fish descends at a rate of 18 in. per second.

    We need to represent this as an equation

    Our equation would be:

    y = - 18x

    x = seconds of descending

    y = depth

    We don't know where the fish started, so we can assume that it started at a depth of 0

    Plug in 12 to the equation and solve:

    y = - 18 (12)

    y = - 216

    The fish would be at a depth of - 216 inches.

    Answer:

    -216 inches
  2. 17 May, 23:56
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    216 inches / 18 feet

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Multiply the descension by the number of seconds.

    18*12 = 216 inches, or 18 feet.
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