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Mathematics, 17.12.2020 03:40, harris435942

Grace needs $45 to go to Six Flags. She has $13. She earns $8 an hour walking dogs. Which equation represents how many hours Grace will have to walk dogs to earn enough money to go
to Six Flags? *


Grace needs $45 to go to Six Flags. She has $13. She earns $8 an hour walking dogs. Which

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