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Mrs. Williams charges $30 per hour for tutoring services plus a one-time fee of $60 for supplies. How many tutoring sessions can

a student attend if the parent will spend, at most, $1,200?

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Nata [24]2 years ago

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if it is at most yoy cant go over 1,200 but it never said u had to spend any lower if 30x 3=900 + 60 that is 960 so your answer should be 3 hours

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