Answer:
The correct option is: C. [tex]4+0.4h = 6[/tex]
Step-by-step explanation:
Each hop takes it 0.4 meter further from the burrow.
If the number of hops the rabbits takes to reach the plant is [tex]h[/tex], then the total distance it traveled to reach the plant will be: [tex]0.4h[/tex] meters.
As the rabbit was initially 4 meter away from it's burrow, so the distance from the burrow to the plant will be: [tex](4+0.4h) meters[/tex]
Given that, the plant is 6 meters away from the burrow.
So, the equation that we can use to determine the number of hops it takes the rabbit to reach the plant will be: [tex]4+0.4h = 6[/tex]
