Math  /  Data & Statistics

Question14. Restaurants have many dishes to do over the course of a day. An industrial dishwasher may do 150 loads of dishes in an 8 hour shift. What is the rate of change in this scenario? 183418 \frac{3}{4} loads per hour 25 hours per dish 20 dishes per hour 8150\frac{8}{150} dishes per hour

Studdy Solution

STEP 1

What is this asking? How many dish loads does the dishwasher complete every hour? Watch out! Don't mix up the units – we want loads per hour, not hours per load!

STEP 2

1. Set up the Calculation
2. Calculate the Rate of Change

STEP 3

Alright, so we're given that the dishwasher does **150 loads** in an **8-hour** shift.
We want to find out how many loads it does in *one* hour.
This is a classic rate problem!

STEP 4

To find the rate of change, we need to **divide** the **total number of loads** by the **total time**.
Think of it like this: If the dishwasher does 150 loads in 8 hours, how many loads does it do in *one* hour?

STEP 5

Let's **crunch the numbers**: Total LoadsTotal Time=150 loads8 hours \frac{\text{Total Loads}}{\text{Total Time}} = \frac{150 \text{ loads}}{8 \text{ hours}}

STEP 6

Now, let's actually **perform the division**: 1508=754=1834 \frac{150}{8} = \frac{75}{4} = 18\frac{3}{4}

STEP 7

So, our **rate of change** is 183418\frac{3}{4} loads per hour.
This means the dishwasher completes 183418\frac{3}{4} loads every single hour!

STEP 8

The rate of change is 183418\frac{3}{4} loads per hour.

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