Asked by Erik

You complete 3centimeters of a necklace in an hour. Each hour after the first, you triple the length of the necklace. Write an expression using exponents for the length of the necklace after three hours. Then find the length.
Answered by Henry
1.---3^1 = 3 cm.
2.---3^2 = 9 cm.
3.---3^3 = 27 cm.

Y = 3^x.
x = The # of hours.
Y = The length.

Y = 3^3 = 27 cm.

Answered by Arianna
You complete 3 centimeters of a necklace in an hour. Each hour after the first you triple the length of the necklace. Write an expression using exponents for the length of the necklace after 3 hours. Then find the length
Answered by allie
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Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by South middle kid
Anyone else doing this for pre algebra??