Question

a frog is slipping into a well from upper surface at a rate of 3 meters per minute , after 5 minutes what is the position of the frog in the well​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Day 1 - jumps to 3 feet and slides back to 1 foot

Day 2 - jumps to 4 feet and slides back to 2 feet

Day 3 - jumps to 5 feet and slides back to 3 feet

…

Day 26 - jumps to 28 feet and slides back to 26

Day 27 - jumps to 29 feet and slides back to 27 feet

Day 28 - jumps out…

Or if you’re really anal and insist that on Day 28 he only barely touches the top of the well but doesn’t actually jump out..

Day 28 - jumps to 30 feet (and briefly smells glorious freedom) and slides back to 28 feet

Day 29 - jumps out of the well and into the pot of boiling water next to it where some campers are preparing their coffee.

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Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

Given: A frog is slipping into a well from upper surface at a rate of 3 meters per minute , after 5 minutes.

To find: The position of the frog in the well​.

Solution:

• The given question involves rate, time and distance.
• The rate of the frog here, is also called the speed of the frog.
• According to the formula of speed,

        $s = \frac{d}{t}$

• Here, s is the speed of the frog, d is the distance the frog slipped into to the well and t is the time taken for the frog to slip.
• The equation can also be written as,

       $d = s * t$

          $= 3 * 5$

          $= 15 m$

Therefore, the position of the frog in the well​ will be 15 m from the upper surface.