The water level in a glass decreases 0.4 cm each hour due to evaporation. At the beginning of the experiment, the water level is 12.6 cm. Let a represent time, in hours, elapsed since the beginning of the experiment and let y represent the water level, in centimeters. Part A Construct a linear function, using a and y from above, that determines the water level at a given time, in hours, after the experiment begins. Part B How many hours does it take for all of the water to evaporate? hours

The water level in a glass decreases 0.4 cm each hour due to evaporation. At the beginning of the experiment, the water level is 12.6 cm. Let a represent time, in hours, elapsed since the beginning of the experiment and let y represent the water level, in centimeters. Part A Construct a linear function, using a and y from above, that determines the water level at a given time, in hours, after the experiment begins. Part B How many hours does it take for all of the water to evaporate? hours

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Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

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Chapter7: Analytic Trigonometry

Section7.6: The Inverse Trigonometric Functions

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