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Mathematics, 18.03.2021 19:50 emily9656

Jim is an electrician. He charges a $150 home-visit fee and $45 per hour, with the first two hours free. Which equation could Elyse use to calculate the cost, c, to have Jim work at her house for 5 hours? a. c=150+45(5)

b. c=150+45(5+2)

c. c=150+45(5-2)

d. c=(150+45)(5+2)

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