200 = 42 + 10h How many hours does this problem equate to?

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200 = 42 + 10h

How many hours does this problem equate to?

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Answer:

h = 15.8

Explanation:

200 = 42 + 10h

10h = 200 - 42

10h = 158

h = 15.8

Dat Chu answered May 9, 2021

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