Asked by Dan1

If a barrier island that is 1km wide and 10km long loses 1.5 m of its width per year to erosion by a longshore current, how long will the island take to loose one-fourth of its width.

Please show step by step how to work this problem.

Thank you
Answered by bobpursley
1/4 of 1km is 250m

distance=rate(time)
distance=250m
rate=1.5m/year
solve for time.
Answered by Lauren
1/4 of 1km is 250m
Answered by Roma
166 years
Answered by Lauren
1km= 1,000 meters
1,000 meters/4= 250
250/1.5= 166.6666666 (and so on) years
Answered by slayer
the answer is 166.66666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666.
Answered by mya
250
Answered by Shudwibab
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Answered by Daniel
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Answered by rtyku
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