Mathematics, 21.11.2020 01:10 samanthacruzsc51

The height of a candle that burns 5% of its height per hour can be determined using the expression below, where his the candle's original height in inches and is the number of hours the candle has burned.
-0.05ht
If the original height of the candle was 10 inches and it has burned for 3 hours, what is the height of the candle now?

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