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Oliver earns $9 per hour. Write and solve equation to find how many hours he mustwork to earn in your equation. $315. to define the variable you use
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H = # of hours of work
315=9H or $315 = $9*(hours)
Then divide both sides by 9 to isolate the variable.
315/9=35
9h/9=h (9's cancel out)
h = 35
Oliver will have to work 35 hours to earn $315 at $9 per hour.
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H=hours
9h= 315
H= 315/9
H= 35
Oliver must work 35 hours to earn $315.
Hopefully, this helps!
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