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The number of months overcharged for 1 gallon of leaky water = 1 1/3
= 4/3
Let us assume the quantity of water overcharged = w
Let us assume the time in months = t
Then, the equation modelling this direct variation is
w = (3/4)t
When w = 5, then
5 = (3/4) * t
20 = 3t
t = 20/3
= 6 2/3
From the above deduction, we can conclude that the first option or option "A" is the correct option. I hope the answer helps you.
= 4/3
Let us assume the quantity of water overcharged = w
Let us assume the time in months = t
Then, the equation modelling this direct variation is
w = (3/4)t
When w = 5, then
5 = (3/4) * t
20 = 3t
t = 20/3
= 6 2/3
From the above deduction, we can conclude that the first option or option "A" is the correct option. I hope the answer helps you.
The correct answer to this question is letter " A) w = 3 over 4t."
Given that the number of months overcharged for 1 gallon of leaky water is equal to 1 1/3 and which is equal to 4/3.
Let w the quantity of water overcharged
Let t the time in months
Let's make the equation. We have to use direct variation.
w = (3/4)t
w = 5, we will be able to get t
5 = (3/4) * t
20 = 3t
t = 20/3 = 6 2/3
Given that the number of months overcharged for 1 gallon of leaky water is equal to 1 1/3 and which is equal to 4/3.
Let w the quantity of water overcharged
Let t the time in months
Let's make the equation. We have to use direct variation.
w = (3/4)t
w = 5, we will be able to get t
5 = (3/4) * t
20 = 3t
t = 20/3 = 6 2/3