Mathematics, 28.01.2021 07:10 rozlynnv22

Fatuma recently hired a roofer to do some necessary work. On the final bill, Fatuma was charged a total of $1449. $315 was listed for parts and the rest for labor. If the hourly rate for labor was $63, how many hours of labor was needed to complete the job? (A) First write an equation you can use to answer this question. Use x as your variable and express any percents in decimal form in the equation.

The equation is

(B) Solve your equation in part (A) to find the number of labor hours needed to do the job.

The number of labor hours was

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