Questions: Deepa is preheating her oven before using it to bake. The initial temperature of the oven is 75 degrees and the temperature will increase at a rate of 25 degrees per minute after being turned on. What is the temperature of the oven 17 minutes after being turned on? What is the temperature of the oven t minutes after being turned on?

Deepa is preheating her oven before using it to bake. The initial temperature of the oven is 75 degrees and the temperature will increase at a rate of 25 degrees per minute after being turned on. What is the temperature of the oven 17 minutes after being turned on? What is the temperature of the oven t minutes after being turned on?
Transcript text: Deepa is preheating her oven before using it to bake. The initial temperature of the oven is $75^{\circ}$ and the temperature will increase at a rate of $25^{\circ}$ per minute after being turned on. What is the temperature of the oven 17 minutes after being turned on? What is the temperature of the oven $t$ minutes after being turned on?
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Solution Steps

To solve the problem, we need to calculate the temperature of the oven after a certain number of minutes. The temperature increases linearly with time. We can use the formula for linear growth:

  1. For 17 minutes: Use the formula \( \text{Temperature} = \text{Initial Temperature} + (\text{Rate of Increase} \times \text{Time}) \) to find the temperature after 17 minutes.
  2. For \( t \) minutes: Use the same formula to express the temperature as a function of \( t \).
Step 1: Determine the Temperature After 17 Minutes

To find the temperature of the oven after 17 minutes, we use the formula for linear growth:

\[ \text{Temperature} = \text{Initial Temperature} + (\text{Rate of Increase} \times \text{Time}) \]

Given:

  • Initial Temperature = \(75^\circ\)
  • Rate of Increase = \(25^\circ\) per minute
  • Time = 17 minutes

Substitute the values into the formula:

\[ \text{Temperature after 17 minutes} = 75 + (25 \times 17) \]

Calculate:

\[ \text{Temperature after 17 minutes} = 75 + 425 = 500 \]

Step 2: Determine the Temperature After \( t \) Minutes

To express the temperature as a function of \( t \) minutes, we use the same formula:

\[ \text{Temperature} = \text{Initial Temperature} + (\text{Rate of Increase} \times t) \]

Substitute the known values:

\[ \text{Temperature after } t \text{ minutes} = 75 + 25t \]

Final Answer

  • Temperature after 17 minutes: \(\boxed{500^\circ}\)
  • Temperature after \( t \) minutes: \(\boxed{75 + 25t}\)
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