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agasfer [191]
2 years ago
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Tina babysits children in her neighborhood. When Tina is asked her rate, she tells her neighbors that she charges $15 for the fi

rst hour and $8 for each hour after. If Tina's neighbor asks Tina to babysits for 4 hours, how much will Tina earn? Write an equation to model and solve the problem. Write the answer as an ordered pair and explain the meaning of the ordered pair.
Mathematics
1 answer:
OLga [1]2 years ago
7 0

The amount charged is an illustration of a linear equation.

Tina charges $39 for 4 hours

The given parameters are:

Base = 15 --- amount charged for the first hour

Rate = 8 --- amount charged for the extra hours

If Tina babysits for 4 hours, it means that:

  • <em>She will charge $15 for the first hour</em>
  • <em>$8 for the extra 3 hours</em>

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So, the total charges is:

Total = 15 + 3 \times 8

Total = 15 + 24

Total = 39

The ordered pair is (4,39)

It means that:

She charges $39 for 4 hours

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