Answer:
The length of the Ricardo's rose bush is 1.47 yards .
Explanation:
The initial height of the rose bush = 9/12 yard = 0.75 yards
The length of the bush which is cut = 1/9 yard
So, the remaining height = The initial height - The pruned part
=
![(9)/(12) - (1)/(9) = (3(9)- 4)/(36) = (23)/(36)](https://img.qammunity.org/2020/formulas/mathematics/middle-school/unfvkfam0n3bp36gocq1vgmv66fbakier2.png)
So, the pruned part of the tree = 23/36 yards in height
Now, the growth of the bush after some time = 5/6 yards
So, the present height of the bush
= Height after it was pruned + The growth
=
![(23)/(36) + (5)/(6) = (23 + 6(5))/(36) = (23 + 30)/(36) = (53)/(36)](https://img.qammunity.org/2020/formulas/mathematics/middle-school/5enu3l7diazzt1le5x4kywxbwd45y5dv1v.png)
Hence, the length of the Ricardo's rose bush is 53/36( = 1.47) yards .