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Snow Dome Ski Resort has 75 inches of snow. It is currently snowing there at a rate of 1 inch per hour. Mt. Winterpark Ski Resort has 68 inches of snow. Currently it is snowing there at a rate of 2 inches per hour. a) Make a table or a graph showing the amount of snow from 0 to 10 hours at each resort if the snow continues falling at this rate.

b) Indicate on your table or graph where the amount of snow will be the same at both resorts.

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