ssage from Mrs. XO Units1-4 Cumulative Test xO DBQ:Causes of WWIO DBQ 18: CAUSES OF WOR XO Units 1-4 Cumulative #2 V xA robeson.instructure.com/courses/51601/assignments/140365408:21:48Time RemainingReturnSubmit94 pointsThe water temperature of a lake varies inversely as the lake's depth. At a depth of 750 meters, the water temperature is 6.7degrees celsius. What is the water temperature at a depth of 2000 meters?Input answer only---you do not need to put degrees or celsius.Type your answer..104 points3Solve the following radical equation. Enter your solution only.V72 – t = V4606.INTL VI 3:39&#32$@8234.irtekd.fnCctalt6.0

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Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

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Chapter5: Inverse, Exponential, And Logarithmic Functions

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