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Transcribed Image Text:Initially 10 grams of salt are dissolved into 35 liters of water.
Brine with concentration of salt 4 grams per liter is added at a
rate of 5 liters per minute. The tank is well mixed and drained at
5 liters per minute.
Let x be the amount of salt, in grams, in the solution after t
minutes have elapsed. Find a formula for the incremental
change in the amount of salt, Ax, in terms of the amount of salt
in the solution x and the incremental change in time At. Enter
At as "Deltat".
Δη
=
20-Deltat grams
help (formulas)
Find a formula for the amount of salt, in grams, after t minutes
have elapsed.
t
x(t) =
=
140-130e
7 grams help (formulas)
How long must the process continue until there are exactly 25
grams of salt in the tank?
minutes
help (numbers)
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