If he makes $8 per hour while babysitting, then if he works 3 hours - then he’d get $24 for babysitting.
He still has to make $176.
He can work 18 hours, if he uses up 3 hours babysitting, he has 15 hours left.
15 hours times $15 = 225 (too much)
12 hours times $15 = $180 ( he saves three hours)
He has to do 12 hours of life guarding to meet his goal - he will have three spare hours.
Sorry if I’m wrong, I think I’m right tho
Can you put the graph ? I’m kind of a visual person.
The area is 14! hope this helps
This seems like the answer :)
Answer:
I agree with the statement.
Step-by-step explanation:
As long as both numbers are being multiplied by the same quantity, you will always end up with the same number.
