Jessie rode his bike for 13 hours last month. He rode 7 hours the first week of

the month. He rode the same number of hours each week for the remaining 3

weeks. Which equation or inequality best represents the number of hours. h.

Jesse rode per week for the last three?

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Draven Pugh

Mathematics

21 November, 14:32

Jessie rode his bike for 13 hours last month. He rode 7 hours the first week of

the month. He rode the same number of hours each week for the remaining 3

weeks. Which equation or inequality best represents the number of hours. h.

Jesse rode per week for the last three?

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Maddox Conrad · Answer 1

13=7+3h

Step-by-step explanation:

13 is all together, 7 for first week, and the other 3 have the same amount.

so you can say 13 = 7 for the first week + 3 of the same amount of hour which can be written as 3h.

Jessie rode his bike for 13 hours last month. He rode 7 hours the first week ofthe month. He rode the same number of hours each week for the remaining 3weeks. Which equation or inequality best represents the number of hours. h.Jesse rode per week for the last three?

Jessie rode his bike for 13 hours last month. He rode 7 hours the first week of

the month. He rode the same number of hours each week for the remaining 3

weeks. Which equation or inequality best represents the number of hours. h.

Jesse rode per week for the last three?