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Tim babysits for three hours on the weekend. His current babysitting job pays him $7 an hour. He has a new babysitting job offer that would pay him $10 an hour for two hours on the weekend. What would be the total costs or benefits to Tim's money and time if he took the new babysitting job?
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These are the options: A. a cost of $3 and a benefit of one hourB. the benefits of $3 and one hourC. a cost of $1 and a benefit of one hourD. the benefits of $1 and one hour
7x3= 21 10x2=20 So he would make 1 dollar less in total, but works one hour less and is paid $3 extra an hour. Therefore comparing his current and offered job, he would be working an extra hour for just an extra dollar
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