3(m - 4) < 27
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Hope this helps i spent around fourty minutes trying to figure it out, but im still in my younger ages of highschool so yeah.
Each hour she works, she earns 
dollars.
The first day, she worked 6 hours, so she'd earn
dollars.
The second day, she worked 8, so she'd earn
.
Together, she'd have earned
dollars.
You could add the number of hours she worked first and then multiply by to get the same result. This would look like 
.
The first day, she worked 6 hours, so she'd earn
The second day, she worked 8, so she'd earn
Together, she'd have earned
You could add the number of hours she worked first and then multiply by