Question

The capacity of a swimming pool is given by C = l × w × (d1 + d2)/2, where l is the length, w is the width, d 1 is the depth of the shallow end, and d 2 is the depth of the deep end of the pool.
Select all the correct statements.

The depth of the shallow end is given by d1 = 2C/lw - d2.
If C = 9,216 ft, l = 48 ft, w = 24 ft, and d2 = 16 ft, then d1 = 4 ft.
The depth of the shallow end is given by 2C - d2/lw .
If C = 9,216 ft, l = 48 ft, w = 24 ft, and d2 = 12 ft, then d1 = 4 ft.

Answer 1

I think the first one is correct.
Hope this helps!!
i have to swim this semester in gym and our pool is 13 feet for deep end and i don't like it

Answer 2

the correct answers are the first one and the last one. i got it right on odessy. CORRECT OPTIONS:

The depth of the shallow end is given by d1 = 2C/lw - d2.

If C = 9,216 ft, l = 48 ft, w = 24 ft, and d2 = 12 ft, then d1 = 4 ft.