Question
The equation Q=100-2F represents the quantity of available water (Q) in a region in millions of gallons, where F is the number of fracking sites in the area. If there are 25 fracking sites, what is the quantity of available water?
Answers
GPT 3.5
To find the quantity of available water when there are 25 fracking sites, we can substitute F=25 into the equation:
Q = 100 - 2(25)
Q = 100 - 50
Q = 50
Therefore, when there are 25 fracking sites in the region, the quantity of available water is 50 million gallons.
Q = 100 - 2(25)
Q = 100 - 50
Q = 50
Therefore, when there are 25 fracking sites in the region, the quantity of available water is 50 million gallons.