Jon earns 6 dollars per hour.
We know this because, if he gets paid $20 and buys $2 worth of gasoline, his profit is $18.
Then, we divide 18 by the number of hours he worked, 3, and thus, Jon earns $6/hr.
Answer: $50
Step-by-step explanation: Draw a line through the apparent center of the scattered dots. See where that line intersects 9 in the time scale (x-axis numbers) and the dollars earned scale (y-axis numbers)
It could be 50 or 55, but since there are a few more dots below the apparent midline, it may be best to use the lower estimate.
I can’t see it it too blurry
4. 3(3) + 2
(3 x 3) + 2 = 11
5. -(-6) -7
(+)6 -7 = -1
5^2 + 3^2 (equals to 34) ; That's the wrong expression
It should look like this : (5+3)^2 (which equals to 64)
