Mathematics, 30.04.2021 03:30, halfpint1168

Alice wants to be 40 times her original size, x, but only has base 3 cake (this kind of cake triples his height for each ounce that she
eats). The equation corresponding to this situation is represented by 40x=
(3^y)(x). How many ounces, y, of base 3 cake should she eat? (Round the
answer to the nearest hundredth place)

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