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Water is being drained out of the pool. The height of water decreases at a constant rate of 15% per hour. The original height of

the water in the beginning was 15 feet.
A) Write an equation that would represent this situation
B)After 3 hours, what will the height be?

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kirill [66]3 years ago

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Answer:

im not sure of A but B is 45%

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