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h = 210 + 33t H being the height of the tree and T is years since Renata moved in. How tall was the tree when Renata moved in? h = 210 + 33t H being the height of the tree and T is years since Renata moved in. How tall was the tree when Renata moved in?

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Elementary and Intermediate Algebra Alan S. Tussy, R. David Gustafson 5th Edition

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Since T represents the number of years since Renata moved in, we can say that when Renata moved in, T = 0. Now, we can plug T = 0 into the equation to find the height of the tree at that time: h = 210 + 33t h = 210 + 33(0) Show more…

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