The quantity, in gallons, of water in a tank after t minutes is w = f(t). After
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The quantity, in gallons, of water in a tank after t minutes is w = f(t). After 20 minutes, the tank has 50 gallons of water and the quantity is increasing at 3 gal∕min.
Fill in the blanks:
(a) f(_____) = ______
(b) f'(_____) = ______
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