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Kelly makes nine dollars per hour she has worked eight hours so far this week how much has she made this week so far write an al

gebraic expression that describes much money she makes for t hours of work

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ddd [48]3 years ago

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9x8=72 dollars.
If she makes for t hours of work, she will have: 9 x t=9t dollars.

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