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oee [108]
3 years ago
5

The table shows how much money Edguardo earns as a golf coach. He charges a flat fee of $38, plus $22 per hour. Complete the tab

le. If Edguardo coaches for 8 hours, how much money will he make?
1hr=$60
2hrs=?
3hrs=?
4hrs=?


Please help! Due tomorrow!!
Mathematics
2 answers:
Vesnalui [34]3 years ago
4 0
Let's re-read the statement and question, and then break it down.
He charges a flat fee of $38, plus $22 per hour.
A flat fee of $38 is only a one-time pay, and will never be paid for again.
This means if after two hours, we only add $38 once overall, never more.
Every hour that goes by, he earns $22 each hour.
Now that we've broken this down, we can make an equation.
Let's do 1 hour.
1(22) + 38 = 22 + 38, = 60.
For 1 hour he earns $60.
Let's do 2 hours.
2(22) + 38 = 44 + 38, = 82.
For 2 hours he earns $82.
Let's do 3 hours.
3(22) + 38 = 66 + 38, = 104.
For 3 hours he earns $104.
Let's do 4 hours.
4(22) + 38 = 88 + 38, = 126.
For 4 hours he earns $126.
This is a pattern.
Now let's do 8 hours, which is the main question, "How much does he make in 8 hours?".
8(22) + 38 = 176 + 38, = 214.
For 8 hours he earns $214.
I hope this helps!
Alex787 [66]3 years ago
3 0
He will earn $214 in 8 hours
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