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5. 8.5 times 10^12
6. 0.001260-7,003,000
7.3.843 times 10^4
9. x=1
10. 7^(x+5)=49^(x+3)
11. 1.03
12. 25,700(0.85)^x
13. 10a√a
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<u>Answer:</u>
$50 and $115
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
We know that,
the sum of the two rates = $165 per hour
Let x and (165 - x) represent the $/hour of the 15hr and 5hr mechanics respectively.
Then combining their charges together to get:
Solving for x to get:
So the rate charged per hour by one mechanic is $50 and for the other mechanic = $115.