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24-05-2018
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A tank holds 50 cubic feet of gas to heat a home. The table shows the amount of gas left in the tank after five consecutive weeks. What is the rate of change?
The table is: Weeks: 1 2 3 4 5
Gas(ft): 44 38 32 26 20

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babygiss274 babygiss274

24-05-2018

the rate of change is for every 1 week it looses 6 feet of gas

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