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PLEASE HELP I WILL MARK BRAINLIEST Sam is paid $50 per room that he paints and he can paint a room in exactly 2 hoursOn SundaySam hopes to make at least $150 painting rooms and can work for exactly 10 hours. Which of the following sets represents the range of hours (h) that Sam can work without violating either his monetary or time restriction?
A.) h={6}
B.) h={1,10}
C.) h={6,10}
D.) h={10}


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