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James is making a math final for his students. He already has 22 questions, and can make 12 more for every hour. Which is an equation that represents how many questions (q) he has for every hour (h)? a. q(h) = 12h
b. q(h) = 22h + 12
c. q(h) = 12h + 22
d. q(h) = 12h-22

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