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The number of Math homework questions is seven more than one-half the number of History homework questions. There are 15 Math homework questions. Which of the following equations would you use to find the number of History homework questions? Note: h represents the number of questions on your History homework.
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15= h/2 + 7
minus 7 on both sides then multiplies both sides by 2
8 = h/2 h = 16
.5h + 7 = 15 .5h = 8 h = 8/.5 h = 16
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i though he just needed the equation
yea i just need the equation
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