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$72 for 7/1/2 hours Part A Find the unit rate. How much would it be for 40 hours?

User Kanishk Dudeja
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We have that for seven and a half hours, you get 72$, then we have the following rule of three:


\begin{gathered} 72\rightarrow7(1)/(2)hours \\ x\rightarrow1hour \end{gathered}

then we have that:


\begin{gathered} x=(72\cdot1)/(7(1)/(2))=(72)/((15)/(2))=(144)/(15)=9.6 \\ x=9.6 \end{gathered}

therefore, for each hour, you get $9.6

So, for 40 hours we have:


40\cdot9.6=384

finally, we have that for 40 hours you get $384

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