SOLUTION: Nuclear experiments performed in the ocean vaporize large quantities of salt water. Salt boils and turns into vapor at 1738 K. After being vaporized by a 10-megaton force, the salt
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Question 908328: Nuclear experiments performed in the ocean vaporize large quantities of salt water. Salt boils and turns into vapor at 1738 K. After being vaporized by a 10-megaton force, the salt takes at least 8-10 seconds to cool enough to crystallize. The amount of salt A that has crystallized t seconds after an experiment is sometimes calculated using
A = k square root t/T
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where k and T are constants. Solve this equation for t. Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(22740) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! A = k square root t/T
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where k and T are constants. Solve this equation for t.
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A =
Square both sides and write it:
multiply both sides by T
Divide both sides by k^2
t =
