SOLUTION: Doctors use the formula ND=1.08T. To relate the variables N(the number of patient appointments the doctor sceduled in one day), D(the duration of each patient appointment), and T

Question 153164: Doctors use the formula ND=1.08T. To relate the variables N(the number of patient appointments the doctor sceduled in one day), D(the duration of each patient appointment), and T(the total number of minutes the doctor can use to see patients in one day).
Question A. solve the formula for N
Question B. Use this to find the number of patient appointments N a doctor should a doctor should make if she has 6 hours available for patients and each appointment is 15 minutes long.(Round to the nearest whole number)
Answer by oscargut(2103) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Question A. solve the formula for N
then
Question B. Use this to find the number of patient appointments N a doctor should a doctor should make if she has 6 hours available for patients and each appointment is 15 minutes long.
and (a quarter of an hour)
(aprox)
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