Jill charges an hourly rate for babysitting one or two children. Kara charges a lower hourly
1 answer:
<u>Options</u>
Which statement is true:
a) Jill will make less money if they each work 4 hours.
b) Jill's hourly rate is $3 more than kara's.
c) Kara charges $14 and hour for babysitting two children.
d) Kara's fee for the second child is $5.
Answer:
(D)Kara's fee for the second child is $5.
Step-by-step explanation:
From the table above,
Jill Charges an hourly rate of $11
Kara charges an hourly rate of $9 and an additional $5 charge for more than one child. Therefore, the statement that is true is Option D.
Kara's fee for the second child is $5.
All other options are incorrect.
<u>Check</u>
Option A: In four hours, Jill will make $44 while Kara will make $41
Option B: Jill's hourly rate is $2 more than Kara's, NOT $3.
Option C: Kara charges $9 an hour, NOT $14.
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