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For each hour he babysits, Anderson earns $1 more than half of Carey’s hourly rate. Anderson earns $6 per hour. Which equation can be used to solve for Carey’s hourly rate, c?

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Answer:

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User Keeler
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Answer: Our required equation would be
6=(c)/(2)+1

Explanation:

Since we have given that

Amount that Anderson earns per hour = $6

According to question, Anderson earns $1 more than half of Carey's hourly rate.

Let the hourly rate of Carey be 'c'.

So, it becomes,


6=(c)/(2)+1

And the value of c would be


6=(c)/(2)+1\\\\6-1=(c)/(2)\\\\5=(c)/(2)\\\\c=\$10

Hence, our required equation would be
6=(c)/(2)+1

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