Ella let a candle as part of our holiday celebration the candle was 10 cm long and burn at a constant rate for 5 seconds what wa
s the unit rate of the candle burning
1 answer:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
If we are to ASSUME that the originally 10 cm long candle was completely consumed in 5 seconds.
Then
10 cm / 5 s = 2 cm/s
Which is much closer to a firecracker fuse burn rate than that of a candle.
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