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Sergeeva-Olga [200]
2 years ago
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Guys, I’m giving you at least 100 points for you to answer to my last 4 weeks of my math word problem homework from The Hung Vuo

ng Learning Centre Incorporated! So guys, please listen up and pay attention to me without ignoring my last year’s math homework package from The Hung Vuong Learning Centre Incorporated for no reason! :D
Please write an algebraic equation formula for The Math Word Problem Questions #14 and #15 for me, guys!

The Math Word Problem Question #14 is Adila sells the T-shirts at a rock concert and she earned $8.00 per hour and plus a $0.50 for an each T-shirts that she sells.

The Math Word Problem Question #15 is Ramesh sells the hot-dogs at a ball game and he earned $8.50 per hour and plus a $0.35 for an each hot-dog that he sells.

Please answer to my math word problem questions as soon as possible with the best efforts and the best step-by-step explanations in order to get the Brainliest award of all the time! :D


Well anyways, guys, good luck on writing an algebraic equation formula for 2 math word problem questions of my math word problem question of my last 4 weeks of my math word problem homework package from The Hung Vuong Learning Centre Incorporated in order to get the best Brainliest award of all of the time, and I will check the answers to see if it’s appropriate for me. :)
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2 answers:
IRINA_888 [86]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

<u>Question 14</u>

let n = number of t-shirts sold

let h = number of hours worked

let y = total money earned

Given Adila earns $8.00 per hour plus $0.50 for each T-shirts she sells:

y = 8h + 0.5n

<u>Question 15</u>

let n = number of hot-dogs sold

let h = number of hours worked

let y = total money earned

Given Ramesh earns $8.50 per hour plus $0.35 for each hot-dog he sells:

y = 8.5h + 0.35n

shtirl [24]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

#14 - t = for each t-shirt(s) sold / h = hour(s) worked

8h + 0.50t

#15 - d = for hot dog(s) sold / h = hour(s) worked

8.50h + 0.35d

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