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3 years ago

Write a real-life word problem that involves one-variable equation. Discuss how you would go about solving this problem.

Mathematics

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GalinKa [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

A waiter at a restaurant earns 10 dollars per hour. How much money is earned in 4 hours?

Equation: m = 10h

m = money earned

h = hours worked

Plug in 4 for (h)

m = 10(4)

m = 40 dollars

The waiter earns 40 dollars in 4 hours.

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