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Juan makes $9 per hour at his job. The equation represents how much money he made yesterday. T=9h if Juan make (T) $76. 50 yeste

rday, how many hours did he work?

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Roman55 [17]2 years ago

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8.5 hours

T = 9 • h (hours worked)

$76.50 = 9 • h

76.50/9 = h

h = 8.5 hours

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