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The temperature is falling outside at a steady rate of 4 degrees Fahrenheit every hour. If the temperature starts at 68 Fahrenheit write a linear equation that relates the Fahrenheit temperature, F, to the time in hours, t, that it has been falling. Function notation is F(h)=.

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Answer:

F(t)= -4t+68

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The equation showing the relationship between the Farenheit temperature (F) and time (t) is F = 4t + 68

A linear equation is given by:

y = mx + b

where y, x are variables, m is the rate of change, b is the initial vale of y (y intercept).

Let F represent the Fahrenheit temperature in t hours.

The temperature is falling outside at a steady rate of 4 degrees Fahrenheit every hour. Hence, m = 4.

The temperature starts at 68 Fahrenheit, hence b = 68. The equation becomes:

F = 4t + 68

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