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An electrician charges $45 per hour plus a fixed charge of $30. Which of these equations could be used to determine C , the cost an electrician charges for h hours worked?

An electrician charges $45 per hour plus a fixed charge of $30. Which of these equations could be used to determine C , the cost an electrician charges for h hours worked?
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An electrician charges $45 per hour plus a fixed charge of $30. Which of these equations could be used to determine C , the cost an electrician charges for h hours worked?

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C= 45h+30

That’s the equation.
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