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baherus [9]
1 year ago
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Mary works as an English tutor. On Monday, she earned $21.60. Each day, her daily earnings increase by $1.50. How much will Mary

earn on Thursday of the same week?
Mathematics
2 answers:
andrew-mc [135]1 year ago
7 0

Answer:

As per the statement:

On Monday, she earned $21.60.

It is also given that:

Each day, her daily earnings increase by $1.50.

in 1 day = increases by $1.50

then;

in 3 days=increased by 3 \times 1.50 = \$4.50

We have to find how much will Mary earn on Thursday of the same week.

She earn on Thursday of the same week = $21.60 + $4.50 = $26.10

Therefore, $26.10 much will Mary earn on Thursday of the same week.

ivann1987 [24]1 year ago
6 0
Mary works as an English tutor. On Monday, she earned $21.60. Each day, her daily earnings increase by $1.50. How much will Mary earn
on Thursday of the <span>same week?</span>


First of all, you gotta highlight the key things in the question so you know what to do :). 
Secondly, you add both numbers together because it says HOW MUCH so, $1.50 + $21.60 = $23.1 or $23.00.

Therefore, Mary earns $23.00 on Thursday of the same week !! ^_^

Hope this helps !! and have a great and awesome day buddy !! ^_~
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