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Juan charges $3.50 per hour for babysitting. Write a rule to describe the amount of money (M) earned is a function of the number

of hours (h) spent baby-sitting. HELP PLEASE

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ratelena [41]3 years ago

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M(earned money)=h(worked hours)*$3.50

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