No since the between consecutive numbers doesn't give a constant
15h + 80 = 140
If you wanted to solve how many hours he worked:
15h + 80 = 140
15h = 60
h = 4.
$7 is the correct answer for *per hour*, as 9-2=7. Notice how it says how much did you earn last year, implying total earned. How many hours did you work last year?
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
This is how I am confirming the answer:
14/125 = 0.112
125(0.112) = 14
