Question

Nick earns money doing yard work in his neighborhood. He makes $25 for each lawn he mows and $48 for each yard he rakes. If Nick mows 3 lawns and rakes 1 yard this week, how much money does he make?​

Answer 1

he earns 75$ from mowing the lawn and 48$ for rake. (123$)

Explanation:

25 times 3 is 75 and you just add 48$ he earned doing the rakes once. so thats 75+48=123 all in a weeks work

Answer 2

123$

Explanation:

To solve this problem, we need to set up two equations based on the information given. The first equation represents the amount of money Nick earns for mowing three lawns, and the second equation represents the amount of money he earns for raking one yard.

Here is the first equation:

Mowing 3 lawns at $25 per lawn means that Nick earns $25*3 = $75 for mowing the lawns.

Here is the second equation:

Raking one yard at $48 per yard means that Nick earns $48 for raking the yard.

To find the total amount of money Nick earns, we can add the amount he earns from mowing lawns to the amount he earns from raking the yard:

Total amount earned = $75 + $48 = $123

So, Nick earns $123 this week from doing yard work, mowing lawns and raking yards.