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3 years ago

URGENT!!!!!

Mathematics

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Anna11 [10]3 years ago

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h=20w

in one week hector works 20 hours

in two hector works 40 etc

h = hours and w = weeks. the money is just extra information.

h=20w works because if it has been two weeks we substitute the w with the number 2 and can solve

h=20(2)

h=20x2

h=40

This proves that the equation is true

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