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An 8 inch candle burns 1/4 inch every hour. a 12 inch large candle burns 1/2 inch every hour. after how many hours will the two candles be the same height?
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An 8 inch candle burns 1/4 inch every hour. a 12 inch large candle burns 1/2 inch every hour. after how many hours will the two candles be the same height?
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an 8 inch candle burns 1/4 inch every hour. a 12 inch large candle burns 1/2 inch every hour. after how many hours will the two candles be the same height?
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