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A driver training school calculates the cost(C) of training for a course using the formula C=60+16.5h, where h is the number of hours training. Find the cost of 10 hours of training.
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A driver training school calculates the cost(C) of training for a course using the formula C=60+16.5h, where h is the number of hours training. Find the cost of 10 hours of training.

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C = 60 +16.5h
C = 60 +16.5(10)
C = $225.00
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