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the normal yearly growth of a plant is 60 inches, the normal Grove was 10 inches more than twice the amount of last year, what was the growth of the plant last year​

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The growth of the plant is 25 inches last year.

Explanation:

Suppose the growth of the plant last year was y.

From the given situation, the normal growth was 10  inches more than twice the amount of last year.

So the equation will be

= 10 + 2y = 60

= 2y = 50

= y= 25 inches.

Therefore , the growth of the plant was 25 inches last year.

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