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Mathematics, 01.12.2020 18:20, lmirandanvmi

Easy to find, a computer data base, charges $30/h during peak hours to access its records. the charge during off-peak hours is $12/h. indigo research was billed $876.00 last month for 40 hours of access time. using a system of equations, find the number of hours charged for usage during peak times.

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