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2 years ago

If Martha earns $3.25 per hour for babysitting, how much will she earn in: 1.5 hours? 2.5 hours? 3.5 hours?

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sleet_krkn [62]2 years ago

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Martha in:

1.5 hours will make: $4.88

2.5 hours will make: $8.13

3.5 hours will make: $11.38

IgorC [24]2 years ago

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IF MARTHA EARNS 3.25/HOUR FRO BABYSITTING (SHE IS UNDERPAID!)
IN 1.5 HOURS=3.25*1.5=4.88 DOLLARS
IN 2.5 HOURS=3.25*2.5=8.13 DOLLARS
IN 3.5 HOURS=3.25*3.5=11.38 DOLLARS

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