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Wilton drives a taxicab. He charges $40 per hour. On Tuesday, Wilton earned $30 in tips while driving customers around for the d

ay. (a) What is the unknown information in the scenario? How will you represent this in a math expression?
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Sladkaya [172]3 years ago

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It is not known how many hours were worked or the total

t=40h+30

t= total
h= hours

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