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KiRa [710]
2 years ago
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Amber works as a waitress at a restaurant. She earns an hourly wage and also earns tips. One night, she worked 6 hours and earne

d a total of $69.20, which included tips of $15.50. Explain how the equation 6w + 15.5 = 69.2 represents this situation. Then, calculate Amber’s hourly wage.
Mathematics
1 answer:
marshall27 [118]2 years ago
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Answer:

Hey there!

The given equation helps us understand the relationship between Amber's tips earned and the money she earned through her hourly wage. This information will add up to equal a grand total of $69.20.

We know that Amber earns $15.50 in tips during her 6 hour shift. Therefore, this is not considered part of her wage. This would be one of the constants of our equation.

We also know that Amber earns a fixed hourly wage, but we don't know what this wage is. We need to find w.

6w+15.5=\$69.20

Subtract 15.5 from both sides of the equation (and get rid of the currency symbol).

6w=69.20-15.5\\6w=53.7

Divide both sides of the equation by 6.

\displaystyle \frac{6w}{6}=\frac{53.7}{6}\\\\w=8.95

Therefore, Amber's hourly wage is $8.95.

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