The number of houses that can be served by a water pipe varies directly as the square of
the d...
Mathematics, 19.11.2019 21:31, Suttyyyyyybear6056
The number of houses that can be served by a water pipe varies directly as the square of
the diameter of the pipe. a water pipe that has a 10-centimeter diameter can supply 50
houses. how many houses can be served by a water pipe that has a 30-centimeter
diameter?
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