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A 20-ounce candle is expected to burn for 60 hours. A 12-ounce candle is expected to burn for 36 hours. Assuming the variables a

re directly related, how many hours would a 9-ounce candle be expected to burn?

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The 9-ounce candle will burn for 27 hours

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