Chapter 7: Q. 382 (page 737)
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Paul, a dentist, determined that the number of cavities that develops in his patient’s mouth each year varies inversely to the number of minutes spent brushing each night. His patient, Lori, had four cavities when brushing her teeth 30 seconds (0.5 minutes) each night.
a) Write the equation that relates the number of cavities to the time spent brushing.
b) How many cavities would Paul expect Lori to have if she had brushed her teeth for 2 minutes each night?
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What was his running speed?
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The maximum load a beam will support varies directly with the square of the diagonal of the beam's cross section. A beam with diagonal 6 inch will support a maximum load of 108 pounds.
a. Write the equation that relates the load to the diagonal of the cross section.
b. What load will a beam with a 10-inch diagonal support?
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