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PLease solve it, it took me a while to save up and youll get 150 points if you get it right. dont spam/scam me please and solve

it the best to your ability

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Mila [183]3 years ago

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Answer:

k=+8.75

Step-by-step explanation:

For each increase in time (one hour increase), the amount increased by $8.75.

example:

1 = 8.75

2 = 17.50

3 = 26.25

4 = 35.00

5 = 43.75

6 = 52.50

7 = 61.25

8 = 70.00

9 = 78.75

10 = 87.50

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