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With this one, since the problem says it will cost $35 per hour, then that will be based on the amount of hours spent on the job, so 35 gets the x, with x equaling the number of hours it took to do the job. $78 is the cost for a part so it is going to stay at 78. So your answer will be D. 35x+78≤225.

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