The distance rate of increase in length of a telephone wire is (32 - 0.5t)...

The distance rate of increase in length of a telephone wire is (32 - 0.5t) cm per sec; where t is the time in second. If the initial length of the wire was 10cm, the length of the wire after 15 seconds is?

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