Mathematics, 17.10.2020 08:01 megababe04
A 12-inch candle and an 18-inch candle are lit at the same time. The 12 inch candle burns 3/4 inches every hour. The 18-inch candle burns 3 inches every hour.
Which equation will yield the time it takes for the candles to burn down to the same height?
How much time will it take for the candles to burn down to the same height?
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