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gayaneshka [121]
2 years ago
5

The weather report says the temperature is 20°c and will drop 5°c per hour for the next 6 hours. Daryl plans to be gone for at l

east 6 hours, and he has a plant outside. If he wants the plant to remain in temperature above -10°c, should Daryl move his plant to a warmer location before leaving?
Mathematics
2 answers:
umka21 [38]2 years ago
7 0

The weather report says the temperature is 20°c and will drop 5°c per hour for the next 6 hours.

Temperature drops by 5°c per hour

So we find the temperature after 6 hours

In 1 hour temperature drops= 5°c

So in 6 hours = 6* 5 = 30°c

In 6 hours , temperature drops by 30°c

the actual temperature is 20°c. after 6 hours the temperature becomes

20°c - 30°c= -10°c

So, after 6 hours the temperature will be -10°c

Daryl plans to be gone for at least 6 hours. so its 6 hours or more than 6 hours

In 6 hours or more than 6 hours , the temperature will drop less than  -10°c.

So, Daryl should move his plant to a warmer location before leaving


Leona [35]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

The weather report says the temperature is 20°C and will drop 5°C per hour for the next 6 hours. Daryl plans to be gone for at least 6 hours, and he has a plant outside. If he wants the plant to remain in temperatures above –10°C, should Daryl move his plant to a warmer location before leaving?

An inequality to model the problem is  

✔ 20 - 5x > -10

.

The solution is  

✔ x < 6

.

Step-by-step explanation:

no one could find the answer so here it is.u r welcome

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