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Landon babysits and works part time at the water park over the summer. One week, he babysat for 3 hours and worked at the water

park for 10 hours and made $109. The next week he babysat for 8 hours and worked at the water park for 12 hours and made $177. How much does Landon make per hour at each job?

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Pavel [41]2 years ago

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Answer:

Babysitting =$8.7

Water park =$8.7

Step-by-step explanation:

In 1 week

Babysitting =3 hrs

Water park = 10 hrs

Total =$ 109

In week 2

Babysitting = 8 hrs

Water park = 12 hrs

Total= $ 177

Both weeks

Babysitting =11 hrs

Water park =22 hrs

Total=$286

33 hrs = $ 286

11 hrs =?

11×286÷33=$95.3

33 hrs = $286

22 hrs = ?

22×286÷33=190.7

Babysitting she got $95.3 in both weeks

Water park she got $190.7(rounded offf)in both weeks

11 hrs = $95.3

1 hr = ?

1×95.3÷11=8.7 (rounded off )

22 hrs = $ 190.7

1 hr = ?

1×190.7÷22= 8.7( rounded off)

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