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Steven earns extra money babysitting. He charges $37.50 for 6 hours and $50.00 for 8 hours.

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PilotLPTM [1.2K]3 years ago

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We have that
x------------------> <span>represent the number of hours Steven babysits
y----------------- > </span><span>represent the amount he charges

for x=6 hours
y=</span><span>$37.50 ----------------> y/x=37.5/6=6.25
</span>for x=8 hours
y=$50---------------------> y/x=50/8=6.25

therefore
y=6.25x

the answer is
y=6.25x

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