Raymond B. answered 08/30/25
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
L = 13 -1.2t inches
L=10.6 = 13-1.2(2) = 13 -2.4 = 10.6
Odai A.
asked 09/09/22A candle is lit and burns until it is burned out, and the length of the candle changes at a constant rate of -1.2 inches per hour. 2 hours after the candle was lit the candle is 10.6 inches long. Write a formula that expresses the remaining length of the candle in inches, L, in terms of the number of hours t that have elapsed since the candle was lit
Raymond B. answered 08/30/25
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
L = 13 -1.2t inches
L=10.6 = 13-1.2(2) = 13 -2.4 = 10.6
Mark M. answered 09/09/22
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
The candle started at 10.6 + 2(1.2) or 13 inches.
L = 13 - 1.2t
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