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Addison worked 11 more hours this week than last week. In total, she worked 65 hours this week and last week. Using the equation 2h + 11 = 65, how many hours (h) did Addison wor…

Addison worked 11 more hours this week than last week. In total, she worked 65 hours this week and last week. Using the equation 2h + 11 = 65, how many hours (h) did Addison wor…
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Addison worked 11 more hours this week than last week. In total, she worked 65 hours this week and last week. Using the equation 2h + 11 = 65, how many hours (h) did Addison work last week?

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User Ankush Shah
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27 hours

Explanation:

Just do the reverse. 65-11 = 54. 54 / 2 = 27.

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