Lvan earned $8 each time he walks his neighbor's dog. he already walked the dog 5 times.

1 answer:

5 0

Answer: 6 more times

Explanation:
Start by finding out that 8x5=40 since he already walked the dog 5x for 8$each

Then you subtract that 40 from 88 and end up with 48

Then you divide that 48 by 8 since that’s the amount of money he makes per walk and end up with

6 walks

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