Mathematics, 04.11.2020 02:30, biancabahena04

At a recreation center, it costs $3 per hour to rent a ping pong table and $12 per hour to rent
a bowling lane. At the same cost as renting a
bowling lane for 2 hours, for how many hours is
it possible to rent a ping pong table?

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