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@whpalmer4 A rocket burns up at the rate of 4 tons/min after falling out of orbit into the atmosphere. If the rocket weighed 5400 tons before reentry, express its weight w as a function of time t, in minutes of reentry. Write the weight of the rocket as the function w(t).
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Would it be: w=5400-4t?
Each minute, 4 tons of rocket burns up upon reentry. In t minutes, (4 * t) tons of rocket will burn up. The starting weight of the rocket is 5400 tons. After time t, the weight of the rocket will be: w(t) = 5400 - 4t tons. Yes, you have the correct answer.
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I am just needing a little guidance. I always have problems converting word problems into mathematical expressions
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