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you earned $112.00 last time you babysat for 7 hours.The same family asks you to babysat for 8 hours this time.They will pay you

the same rate.How much will you earn this time ?

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guapka [62]2 years ago

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You will earn $128.00 because when you divide $112.00 by 7 you get 16. Then you multply 16 by 8 and get $128.00

Hope I was helpful!

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