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Each Grammy has a square base of 6 in wide that's 3 in more than one third of the trophies height write an equation to find a Gr

ammys height using the variable H and solve

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VashaNatasha [74]3 years ago

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Answer:

The equation representing the Grammy's height is .

The height of the Grammy is 9 inches.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Base of the square = 6 inches

We need to write and solve the equation to find a Grammy's height

Solution:

Let the Grammy's height be represented by 'h'.

Now given:

Base of the square That's 3 inches more that 1/3 of the trophy's height.

So the equation can be framed as;

Hence The equation representing the Grammy's height is .

On Solving the above equation we get;

Subtracting both side by 3 we get;

Multiplying both side by 3 we get;

Hence The height of the Grammy is 9 inches.

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