Let y be the total amount of money that Gonzalo earns in a day, and x the overtime hours. We know that for his shift, he earns $60. Also, we know that the total amount he earns is the sum of what he earns for one shift (60) and what he earns for overtime.
REcall that for each overtime hour he earns $15. So, what he earns in total for the overtime is 15*x. Then, the equation we get is
![y\text{ = 60+15}\cdot x](https://img.qammunity.org/2023/formulas/mathematics/college/i1gy4la88td11dvfklgmf0076062r7y546.png)
Now, to know how much he would earn if he works 4 overtime hours, we simply replace the value of x by 4, then we get
![y\text{ = 60+15}\cdot4\text{ = 60+60 = 120}](https://img.qammunity.org/2023/formulas/mathematics/college/t5f28wpd9nn6uc3owsl4hn0w5mz8zopvzo.png)
So Gonzalo would earn 120 if he works 4 overtime hours.