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A plumber charges $100 to come to a house and $95 dollars per hour that he is there. If the total cost of the plumber’s visit to a house was $385, how many hours was the plumber working at the house?
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A plumber charges $100 to come to a house and $95 dollars per hour that he is there. If the total cost of the plumber’s visit to a house was $385, how many hours was the plumber working at the house?
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3 hours.
First, you have to subtract 100 from 385 to find the total cost of hours at the house. Then, since he charges $95 every hour, you have to divide 385/95 and you get 3 as your answer. Hope this helped :) .
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