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PolarNik [594]
2 years ago
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kell works at an after-school program at an elementray school. on monday he work for 1.5 hours and recived 12.6 dollars, on tues

day he worked 2.5 hours and recived 21 dollars, on wendsday he worked 4 hours and recived 33.60 dollars. markio has a job mowing lawns that pays 7 dollars an hour. A) who would make more money working for 10 hours. explain.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Rina8888 [55]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Kell would make more money working 10 hours than Markio.

Step-by-step explanation:

To find how much Kell makes per hour, you have to divide how much he worked by how much he earned. So on Monday, Kell worked 1.5 hours and received 12.6 dollars. Divide 12.6/1.5 and you'll find you're answer.

Monday:   12.6/1.5=<u>8.4</u>

On Tuesday, the problem states that he worked 2.5 hours and received 21 dollars. Divide 21/2.5 and you'll find the answer.

Tuesday:     21/2.5= <u>8.4</u>

On Wednesday, the problem states that he worked 4 hours and received 33.60. Divide 33.60/4 and you'll get you're answer.

Wednesday:    33.60/4= <u>8.4</u>

So we can conclude that Kell makes $8.40 per hour.

Now the problem states, Markio gets paid 7 dollars per hour. To find the answer to the question, you have to multiply how much they make per hour times 10 hours.

Markio:  7x10=70

Kell:  8.4x10=84

So to answer the question, Kell would make more money working 10 hours.


Hope it helps!

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