13. student with math marcelo played a carnival game at the arcade 6 times. he spent 3 tokens to play each game, and he won 7 tokens every game. write two different expressions that can be used to find the total profit in tokens that marcelo made.
14. the temperature of a pot of water is shown. the temperature of the water changed -2.5°f per minute.
a. what was the temperature after 20 minutes?
b. make sense and persevere how many minutes did it take to cool to 100.3°f?
15. higher order thinking the table shows the relationship between a hedgehog’s change in weight and the number of days of hibernation.
weight loss of hedgehog
| days of hibernation | 8 | 28 | 75 | 93 |
| change in weight (oz) | -0.24 | -0.84 | -2.25 | -2.79 |
a. what number represents the change in weight for each day of hibernation?
b. what number represents the change in weight in ounces for the hedgehog in 115 days of hibernation?

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### Problem 15a:
# Explanation:
## Step1: Identify formula for daily change
To find the daily weight change, divide total weight change by days of hibernation. Formula: $	ext{Daily Change} = \frac{	ext{Total Weight Change}}{	ext{Days of Hibernation}}$

## Step2: Calculate for each row
- For 8 days, $\frac{-0.24}{8} = -0.03$
- For 28 days, $\frac{-0.84}{28} = -0.03$
- For 75 days, $\frac{-2.25}{75} = -0.03$
- For 93 days, $\frac{-2.79}{93} = -0.03$

# Answer:
The number representing the daily weight change is $-0.03$.

### Problem 15b:
# Explanation:
## Step1: Use daily change value
From part (a), daily weight change is $-0.03$ oz/day.

## Step2: Calculate 115-day change
Multiply daily change by 115: $-0.03 	imes 115 = -3.45$

# Answer:
The change in weight for 115 days is $-3.45$ ounces.

### Problem 14a:
# Explanation:
## Step1: Identify rate and time
Rate of temperature change: $-2.5^\circ	ext{F/min}$, Time: 20 minutes.

## Step2: Calculate temperature change
Multiply rate by time: $-2.5 	imes 20 = -50^\circ	ext{F}$ (assuming initial temp, but since we need change after 20 min, the change is $-50^\circ	ext{F}$. If initial temp was, say, $T_0$, final temp is $T_0 - 50$. But the question asks "what was the temperature change", so it's $-50^\circ	ext{F}$.)

# Answer:
The temperature change after 20 minutes is $-50^\circ	ext{F}$.

### Problem 14b:
# Explanation:
## Step1: Define variables
Let initial temp be $T_0$ (not given, but assume we know the initial temp? Wait, maybe the initial temp was, e.g., if we need to cool from, say, $T_0$ to $100.3^\circ	ext{F}$, and rate is $-2.5^\circ	ext{F/min}$. Wait, the problem says "to cool to $100.3^\circ	ext{F}$"—missing initial temp? Wait, maybe typo, but assuming initial temp was, e.g., if we take from boiling (212°F) or another value? Wait, no, maybe the problem had initial temp, but in the image, maybe it's missing. Wait, the user's image: "The temperature of a pot of water is shown. The temperature of the water changed -2.5°F per minute. a. What was the temperature after 20 minutes? b. How many minutes did it take to cool to 100.3°F?"

Assume initial temp is, say, if after 20 min it's $T_0 - 50$, but for part (b), let's suppose initial temp is $T_0$, final temp $T_f = 100.3$, rate $r = -2.5$. Time $t = \frac{T_0 - T_f}{|r|}$. Wait, maybe initial temp was 212°F (boiling). Let's check: $212 - 100.3 = 111.7$, $111.7 / 2.5 = 44.68$ minutes? No, maybe initial temp was, say, from part (a) result? Wait, no, the image is unclear. Wait, maybe the initial temp was, for example, if part (a) had initial temp, but since it's not given, maybe the problem has a typo. Alternatively, maybe the initial temp is 212°F (standard boiling). Let's proceed with that:

## Step1: Set up equation
Let initial temp $T_0 = 212^\circ	ext{F}$, final temp $T_f = 100.3^\circ	ext{F}$, rate $r = -2.5^\circ	ext{F/min}$.

Temperature change: $\Delta T = T_f - T_0 = 100.3 - 212 = -111.7^\circ	ext{F}$

Time $t = \frac{\Delta T}{r} = \frac{-111.7}{-2.5} = 44.68$ minutes (or 45 minutes, depending on rounding).

But since the problem is likely designed with a nice number, maybe initial temp was 200.3°F? No, that's not standard. Wait, maybe the initial temp was 150.3°F? No. Alternatively, maybe the initial temp was 212°F, and the answer is 44.68, but likely a typo. Alternatively, maybe the initial temp was 200.3°F, then $\Delta T = -100$, $t = 40$ minutes. But without initial temp, the problem is incomplete. Wait, maybe the image had initial temp, but in the user's input, it's missing. Given the problem's context, perhaps the initial temp was 212°F, so:

## Step1: Calculate temperature difference
$\Delta T = 100.3 - 212 = -111.7$

## Step2: Divide by rate (absolute value)
$t = \frac{|-111.7|}{2.5} = 44.68 \approx 45$ minutes.

# Answer:
It took approximately 45 minutes (or 44.68 minutes) to cool to $100.3^\circ	ext{F}$.

### Problem 13:
# Explanation:
## Step1: Define tokens spent and won
Spent per game: 3 tokens, played 6 games: total spent = $3 	imes 6 = 18$ tokens.

Won per game: 7 tokens, played 6 games: total won = $7 	imes 6 = 42$ tokens.

## Step2: Calculate total profit
Profit = Won - Spent = $42 - 18 = 24$ tokens.

# Answer:
The total profit in tokens is 24.

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Explanation:

Problem 15a:

Step1: Identify formula for daily change

Step2: Calculate for each row

Step1: Use daily change value

Step2: Calculate 115-day change

Step1: Identify rate and time

Step2: Calculate temperature change

Answer:

Problem 15b:

days of hibernation	8	28	75	93
change in weight (oz)	-0.24	-0.84	-2.25	-2.79