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Henry wants to earn more than $68 trimming trees. He charges $6 per hour and pays $4 in equipment fees. What are the possible nu

mber of hours Henry could trim trees?
Use t for the number of hours.
Write your answer as an inequality solved for t.

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nexus9112 [7]3 years ago

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68>6t+4 when ever the number is per something(the 6) you put the variable with it and 4 is the constant

t>16

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