Mathematics, 25.03.2021 21:40 grangian06
A plant has an initial height of 7 inches and grows at a constant rate of 3 inches each year. A second plant that also grows at a constant rate has an initial height of 2 inches and is 14 inches tall after 3 years. After how many years are the plants the same height?
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