Mathematics, 15.12.2020 17:10 staz13wiggins

Which statements are correct about the table? Check all that apply. Hours (h)
Dollars (d)
1
42
2
84
3
126
4
168
5
?

Multiply h by 42 to get d.
Multiply d by 42 to get h.
The missing value in the last row is 169.
The missing value in the last row is 210.
A real-world situation that is represented in the table is “Richard is a video game designer and earns $42 per hour.”
A real-world situation that is represented in the table is “Richard is a video game designer and earns $1 per 42 hours.”

i will give 73 points

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