Sean tried to drink a slushy as fast as he could. He drank the slushy at a constant rate. There were originally 275 milliliters of slushy in the cup. After 13 seconds, 210milliliters of slushy remained.

How fast did Sean drink?

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Harrison Mcintyre

8 March, 11:02

Sean tried to drink a slushy as fast as he could. He drank the slushy at a constant rate. There were originally 275 milliliters of slushy in the cup. After 13 seconds, 210milliliters of slushy remained.

How fast did Sean drink?

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Gaven Mejia · Answer 1

Answer: A and B

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Munchkin · Answer 2

He drank at a constant rate of 5ML per second

Step-by-step explanation:

If there is 275 milliliters to start, he drank 65 milliliters in 13 seconds.

275 - 210 = 65

Now we divide 65 by 13 seconds, since that is the total time it took him to drink that amount.

65 / 13 = 5

He drank 5 milliliters per second

Sean tried to drink a slushy as fast as he could. He drank the slushy at a constant rate. There were originally 275 milliliters of slushy in the cup. After 13 seconds, 210milliliters of slushy remained.How fast did Sean drink?

Sean tried to drink a slushy as fast as he could. He drank the slushy at a constant rate. There were originally 275 milliliters of slushy in the cup. After 13 seconds, 210milliliters of slushy remained.

How fast did Sean drink?