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defon3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

let his fixed price be x and his hourly fee be y;

270 = 4y + x

420 = 7y + x

x is common in both equations

equate the two;

x = 270-4y and x = 420-7y

270-4y = 420-7y

3y = 150

y = 50

x = 270-4*50

x = 70

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