Answer:
Part A: $0.52
Part B: $3.64
Step-by-step explanation:
Divide $6.24 by 12 pounds to determine the cost per pound

Multiply $0.52 by 7 pounds to find the cost for a 7-pound watermelon

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Answer: Choice A</h3><h3>
9.80h+10 = 88.40</h3>
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Work Shown:
- h = number of hours worked.
- 9.80h = amount of money earned after working h number of hours (ignoring the meal bonus).
- 9.80h+10 = total amount of money earned after adding on the meal bonus.
- 9.80h+10 = 88.40 is the equation we use since the total 9.80h+10 is the same as the total she earned 88.40 dollars.
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Extra info (optional section)
If you want to solve for h, then you could follow these steps.
9.80h+10 = 88.40
9.80h = 88.40-10 ... subtract 10 from both sides
9.80h = 78.40
h = 78.40/9.80 .... divide both sides by 9.80
h = 8
Valerie worked 8 hours on Friday.
As a check,
9.80h + 10 = 88.40
9.80*8 + 10 = 88.40
78.40 + 10 = 88.40
88.40 = 88.40
The answer is confirmed.
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z + 24 = 10
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We need to find the two equations that represents the total amount of coins Carl has that makes $26.00 and the number of quarters and dimes.
Carl has 35 dimes and 90 quarters. The equations are
and
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Let the number of dimes be 
Let the number of quarters be 
The total number of coins is 
So, the first equation will be

The value of the coins is $26. So,

Let us solve the equations



The number of dimes is 35 and the number of quarters is 90.
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