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Have you ever eaten Lamian Noodles? In fact, the process of making Lamian Noodles is permeated with mathematical knowledge. A certain volume of dough is made into Lamian Noodles, and the total length
Have you ever eaten Lamian Noodles? In fact, the process of making Lamian Noodles is permeated with mathematical knowledge. A certain volume of dough is made into Lamian Noodles, and the total length y(m) of noodles is (1)∵ According to the image, the total length of noodles is inversely proportional to the cross-sectional product of noodles.

The thicker the noodles, the shorter the total length of the noodles.

So the answer is: short;

(2) acquiring an inverse proportional function image from the image and passing through points (4, 32),

Let the functional relationship between y and s make y=kS, then k4=32,

The solution is k= 128,

The functional relationship between y and s is y= 128S.

(3) when S = 1.6mm2, y =1281.6 = 80m;