So,
Mark wants $100 for 10 hrs., or $10/hr.
Rick wants $80 for 9 hrs., or

$8.89/hr.
Steve wants $75 for 8 hrs., or $

/hr. or $9.38/hr.
Finally, Andy wants $60 for 5 hrs., or $12/hr.
We can see that <u>Rick</u> offers the best deal, at $8.89/hr.
Answer:
<u>$3.90</u> was the cost of salami per kilogram.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Now, to find the cost of salami per kilogram.
Cost of
kilogram of sliced salami = $13.
Now, to get the cost of salami per kilogram we use unitary method:
If, the cost of
kilogram of salami = $13.
Then, the cost of 1 kilogram of salami =



Therefore, $3.90 was the cost of salami per kilogram.
Answer: The charge was right.
Step-by-step explanation:
If he charged $18 per hour, it means he charged $18 for 60 minutes. He worked for 2 hours 15 minutes which is (60 ×2) + 15 = 135 minutes. For 135 mins, (135 ×18)÷ 60 = 40.5.
He drove 21 miles to his house and 21 miles back. That is 21×2= 42. And for $0.27 = $11.34.
Adding the costs, 40.5 + 11.34 = $51.84

If
is a factor of
, then
is a root of
.
Therefore
