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mikewwe13:

Susan is a college student with two part-time jobs. She earns $10 per hour tutoring elementary students in math. She earns $15 per hour cleaning in the library. Her goal is to earn at least $240 per week, but because of college, she does not work more than 20 hours each week. Part B Which combinations allow Susan to work no more than 20 hours in one week and earn at least $240? Select the three correct combinations A. 9 hours tutoring and 10 hours cleaning the library B. 10 hours tutoring and 10 hours cleaning the library C. 11 hours tutoring and 8 hours cleaning the library D. 12 hours tutoring and 8 hours cleaning the library E. 13 hours tutoring and 7 hours cleaning the library F. 14 hours tutoring and 7 hours cleaning the library

Ultrilliam:

@dude @Mehek @Vocaloid

Vocaloid:

for each letter, add the hours tutoring + hours cleaning the library let me know what you get for each letter A-F

mikewwe13:

A. 19 B. 20 C. 19 D. 20 E. 20 F. 21

Vocaloid:

good, so which letter(s) are bigger than 20?

mikewwe13:

21

Vocaloid:

good, so we can eliminate F

Vocaloid:

She earns $10 per hour tutoring elementary students in math. She earns $15 per hour cleaning in the library. for each choice (A-F) multiply tutor hours by 10, multiply hours cleaning by 15, then sum the result

Vocaloid:

here is an example for A:

Vocaloid:

A. 9 hours tutoring and 10 hours cleaning the library 9(10) + 10(15) = $240 follow the same pattern for B,C,D, and E. let me know what you get.

mikewwe13:

B. 190 D. 800 C. 212 E. 214

Vocaloid:

check your math again

mikewwe13:

i did like 12(12) + 10(7) =

mikewwe13:

is that right ?

Vocaloid:

where are you getting 12 and 7??

mikewwe13:

8

Vocaloid:

here is B: B. 10 hours tutoring and 10 hours cleaning the library here are your steps: 1. multiply hours tutored by 10 2. multiply hours cleaned by 15 3. add your results from step 1 and step 2 let me know what you get. show all work.

mikewwe13:

B. 250 ?

Vocaloid:

good. now repeat these steps for C, D, and E.

mikewwe13:

i just did it

mikewwe13:

C. 230 D. 240 E. 235

Vocaloid:

good. A. 240 B. 250 C. 230 D. 240 E. 235 now, which letters are less than 240?

mikewwe13:

E.

Vocaloid:

good but there's one more, try finding it.

mikewwe13:

C.

Vocaloid:

good so your answers are a,b,d

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