Liam is saving up for a new cell phone. He uses the equation P= I + HB, where P is the cost
of the phone, I is the amount of money he started with, H is the number of hours he
babysits, and B is his hourly rate for babysitting. Which expression is equal to H, the number
of hours Liam will need to babysit to save enough money for a cell phone?

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the expression: P= I + HB

Where:

We want to find an expression for H, the number  of hours Liam will need to babysit to save enough money for a cell phone.

Our goal is to isolate the variable H in the expression P= I + HB.

P= I + HB

Subtract I from both sides

P-I=I-I+HB

HB=P-I

Divide both sides by B

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