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If Sawyer makes $15 an hour, which equation represents his earnings? Question 1 options: W = 15h W = 15/h W = h/15 W = 15 + h

If Sawyer makes $15 an hour, which equation represents his earnings? Question 1 options: W = 15h W = 15/h W = h/15 W = 15 + h
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If Sawyer makes $15 an hour, which equation represents his earnings? Question 1 options: W = 15h W = 15/h W = h/15 W = 15 + h

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the first one is the answer w=15h
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