At some schools in Connecticut school is automatically canceled if there is a fo

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At some schools in Connecticut school is automatically canceled if there is a foot or more of snow on the ground. Was school canceled the day of this storm (remember, it snowed for a total of nine hours)? Show your work to explain your reasoning. Let's say the weatherman's prediction was wrong, and it stopped snowing after 5 hours. How much snow would be on the ground? Show your work to explain your reasoning. Again, let's say the weatherman's prediction was wrong, and the storm was worse than predicted. Snow actually fell at the rate of two inches per hour. How would this change your graph? Write a new equation to model this situation.

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Generally as a standard scale, the snow fall rate is 2 inch per hour, so clearly in 9 hours, it would fall 9 inch snow. But as schools are closed when snow is falled to 1 foot or 12 inches.

So here in case of 9 inch fall, schools will not close.

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