Marcia has a sunflower garden. The plants are currently 36 inches tall and are growing at a rate of 4 inches each week. Write an equation that represents the height, H, of the sunflower plants, where w is the number of weeks.

H = 36w - 4

H = 36w + 4

H = - 4w + 36

H = 4w + 36

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Jayden Irwin

Mathematics

10 January, 22:20

Marcia has a sunflower garden. The plants are currently 36 inches tall and are growing at a rate of 4 inches each week. Write an equation that represents the height, H, of the sunflower plants, where w is the number of weeks.

H = 36w - 4

H = 36w + 4

H = - 4w + 36

H = 4w + 36

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Angelo Hayden · Answer 1

I believe the correct answer from the choices listed above is the last option. The equation that would represent the height of the sunflower plants would be H = 4w + 36 where the initial height of 36 signifies the b in the equation. and the rate 4 is the slope m.

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Marcia has a sunflower garden. The plants are currently 36 inches tall and are growing at a rate of 4 inches each week. Write an equation that represents the height, H, of the sunflower plants, where w is the number of weeks.H = 36w - 4H = 36w + 4H = - 4w + 36H = 4w + 36

Marcia has a sunflower garden. The plants are currently 36 inches tall and are growing at a rate of 4 inches each week. Write an equation that represents the height, H, of the sunflower plants, where w is the number of weeks.

H = 36w - 4

H = 36w + 4

H = - 4w + 36

H = 4w + 36