Paul's green bean plant is growing in a 4-inch-
wide pot. The plant grew 1.2 centimeters the first
week, 2.75 centimeters the second week, and 3
centimeters the third week. How many
centimeters did the plant grow during these 3
weeks?
3 centimeters
6.95 centimeters
7.95 centimeters
10.95 centimeters
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