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The time it takes Natalie to replace x cell phone screens is given by the equation t = 1 + 3x, where t gives the time in hours. How many hours would it take Natalie to replace 8 screens?
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The time it takes Natalie to replace x cell phone screens is given by the equation t =

1 + 3x, where t gives the time in hours. How many hours would it take Natalie to
replace 8 screens?

User Josh Gao
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6 votes

Answer:

25

Explanation:

User Paritosh
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Answer: 25 hours

Explanation:


t=1+3x

8 screens

or


x = 8

Replace;


t=1+3(8)


t=1+24


t=25h

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