It takes a total of 6 hours to fill up an inground backyard pool using a standard hose. A function can represent this situation to represent the amount of water in the pool until it is full as a function of the time the hose is running. Determine the domain for this function.

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Antwan Munoz

Mathematics

15 December, 01:50

It takes a total of 6 hours to fill up an inground backyard pool using a standard hose. A function can represent this situation to represent the amount of water in the pool until it is full as a function of the time the hose is running. Determine the domain for this function.

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Ashton · Answer 1

At time t = 0 the pool is empty. At time t = 6 hours the pool is full. Once you have a function that represents the amount of water in the pool, you should be able to put any value for t in the domain 0 < = t < = 6 to find the amount of water in the pool. t can be any real number such as: 1, 1.5, 2.8, 3.6589, etc. So all real numbers from 0 to 6 hours.