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Three months after Carla started ninth grade, her hair was 14 inches long. Hair grows about 12 inch per month. Which equation shows her hair length at the start of ninth grade?<…

Three months after Carla started ninth grade, her hair was 14 inches long. Hair grows about 12 inch per month. Which equation shows her hair length at the start of ninth grade?<…
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Three months after Carla started ninth grade, her hair was 14 inches long. Hair grows about 12 inch per month. Which equation shows her hair length at the start of ninth grade?

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Answer:

Hair Length – 14 = 1/2 (Months – 3)

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Answer:

Hair Length – 14 = 1/2 (Months – 3)

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