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You get paid $30 for 6 hours of work. Your sibling gets paid $38.50 for 7 hours of work. Are your pay rates proportional?

You get paid $30 for 6 hours of work. Your sibling gets paid $38.50 for 7 hours of work. Are your pay rates proportional?
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You get paid $30 for 6 hours of work. Your sibling gets paid $38.50 for 7 hours of work. Are your pay rates proportional?

User Eric Le Fort
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Answer:

no.

Explanation:

38.50 divided by 7 = 5.5

30 divided by 6= 5

your sibling gets more than you.

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