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labor costs , totaling $53.25 account for 75% of the repair bill . calculator the total cost of the repair

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Sloan [31]3 years ago

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75% of the repair bill is 53.25

0.75x = 53.25
x = 53.25 / 0.75
x = 71 <== total cost of the bill

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