Mathematics, 04.10.2021 23:50 kornut5536

An 11-inch candle and a 15-inch candle are lit. The 11-inch candle burns 0.5 inches every hour. The 15-inch candle burns 2 inches every hour. Write an
equation that can be used to find h, the number of hours it will take until the
candles are the same height?
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