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Furkat [3]
4 years ago
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Jonah’s dog walking service went so well that he decided to do it again the following summer. This summer, however, Jonah will o

nly have 8 weeks of free time. He is hoping to earn a total of $200. Select all of the strategies that would allow Jonah to reach his $200 goal in 8 weeks. Remember, last summer he made $3 per dog and walked 5 dogs per week. Continue walking 5 dogs per week, but increase his rate to $5 per dog Continue walking 5 dogs per week, but increase his rate to $4 per dog Walk 8 dogs per week at the same rate as $3 per dog Double the amount of dogs he walks per week, but keep the same rate of $3 per dog Double the amount of dogs he walks per week and cut his rate to $2 per dog
Mathematics
1 answer:
SOVA2 [1]4 years ago
7 0

Answer:

The correct options are;

1) Continue walking 5 dogs per week, but increase his rate to $5 per dog

4) Double the amount of dogs walked per week but  keep the same rate of $3 per dog

Step-by-step explanation:

The parameters given are;

Jonah is hoping to earn $200 from 8 weeks of dog walking

Therefore, Jonah has to make $200/8 per week or $25 per week

1) Continue walking 5 dogs per week, but increase his rate to $5 per dog

With the above strategy, Jonah will make $5 × 5 = $25 per week which will amount to $25 × 8 = $200 in 8 weeks total

2) Walking 5 dogs per week at $4 per dog = $20 per week and 8 × $20 = $160 in 8 weeks

3) Walking 8 dogs per week at $3 per dog = $24 per week and 8×$24 = $192 in 8 weeks

4) Double the amount of dogs walked per week to 5×2 or 10 dogs per week but keep the same rate of $3 per dog would give him 10 × $3 = $30 per week and 8 × $30 = $240 in 8 weeks

5) Double the amount of dogs walked per week to 5×2 or 10 dogs per week and cut his rate to $2 per dog would give him 10 × $2 = $20 per week and 8 × $20 = $160 in 8 weeks

Therefore, the strategies that would allow Jonah to reach his $200 goal in 8 weeks are;

1) Continue walking 5 dogs per week, but increase his rate to $5 per dog

4) Double the amount of dogs walked per week but  keep the same rate of $3 per dog.

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