Refer to Table 3.2, which shows some costs and benefits of having your car repaired. Suppose you use your car to deliver pizzas. If you earn $10 per hour delivering pizzas, what is the net benefit of 3 hours of car repairs?





A. $875



B. $1540



C. $905



D. There is not enough information to determine the net benefits.


A. $875

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