The Homerun Hitter's Academy charges thirty-five dollars per hour for batting lessons, with a registration fee of fifteen dollars per year. Janice's parents paid $155 in the month of August. Part A: Using h to represent hours, write an equation to determine how many hours of batting lessons Janice had in the month of August. Part B: Solve the equation you wrote in Part A for h

h = 4 hours

Step-by-step explanation:

Charges per hour = $35

Registration fee = $15

Janice's parents paid $155 in the month of August.

Let

h = number of hours

equation to determine how many hours of batting lessons Janice had in the month of August.

15 + 35h = 155

B. 15 + 35h = 155

35h = 155 - 15

35h = 140

Divide both sides by 35

h = 140 / 35

= 4

h = 4 hours

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