Plant A is 4 inches tall and growing at a rate of 4 centimeters per week. Plant B is 10 inches tall and growing at a rate of 1 centimeter per
week. After how many weeks will both plants have the same height?
Choose the equation that best represents this situation.
A.) 4 - 4y = 10 - Y
B.) 4 + 4y = 10 + y
C.)4 + y + 4y = 10
D.)4(y + 4y) = 10

1/2t + 4 = 1/4t + 5.5

1/2t - 1/4t = 5.5 - 4

2/4t - 1/4t = 1.5

1/4t = 1.5

t = 1.5 x 4

t = 6

h = 1/2t + 4

h = 1/2(6) + 4

h = 3 + 4

h = 7

solution is (7,6)

means that the plants will both be 7 cm tall after 6 weeks

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