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3 years ago
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Kylie is looking for a job cutting hair. One option is self-employment at the Greenpoint Salon, where she would pay $600 per mon

th to rent a station and keep all of her earnings. Another option is to work at a franchise, where she would just have to pay the salon $10 for every haircut. If she performed a certain number of haircuts every month, the amount paid to either salon would be the same. How much would Kylie pay?
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Tanzania [10]3 years ago
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Answer: how much does a haircut cost

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