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Listen On his vacation, Jason rented a bike for h hours at the rate of $7.50 per hour. The equation $7.50h = $37.50 can be used to find how many hours he rented the bike. For ho…

Listen On his vacation, Jason rented a bike for h hours at the rate of $7.50 per hour. The equation $7.50h = $37.50 can be used to find how many hours he rented the bike. For ho…
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On his vacation, Jason rented a bike for h hours at the rate of $7.50 per hour. The equation
$7.50h = $37.50 can be used to find how many hours he rented the bike. For how many
hours did Jason rent the bike?

User Andrew Roberts
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Answer:

Jason rented the bike for 5 hours

Explanation:

37.50÷7.50=5

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