The equation d=3t represents the relationship between the distance (d) in inches that a snail is from a certain rock and the time (t ) in minutes. how far will the snail be from the rock after 9 minutes?

The snail will be 27 inches from the rock after 9 minutes.

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Given : The equation represents the relationship between the distance (d) in inches that a snail is from a certain rock and the time (t ) in minutes.

To find : The distance traveled by snail in 9 minutes.

For that , we substitute t= 9 in the given equation, we get

Since , d is representing the distance between snail and a certain rock in inches.

Hence, the snail will be 27 inches from the rock after 9 minutes.

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