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(16) “b” varies inversely as the square root of “c”. If b = 1 when c = 16, find b when c = 6.
(17) n is inversely proportio
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(17) n is inversely proportio
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(16) “b” varies inversely as the square root of “c”. If b = 1 when c = 16, find b when c = 6.
(17) n is inversely proportional to t+3. If t = 1 when n = 3, find t when n = 4.
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(18) When a seesaw is perfectly balanced, each person’s distance, “d,” from the fulcrum varies inversely as his weight, “w.” If a 120-pound person sits 5 feet from the seesaw fulcrum, where must a 150-pound person sit to balance the seesaw? Show work.
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