Charmaine made $156 for 14 hours of work. At the same rate how much would she make for 9 hours of work?

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Charmaine made $156 for 14 hours of work.

At the same rate how much would she make for 9 hours of work?

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$100.285714

Explanation:

$156/14= 11.1428571\\11.1428571(9)= 100.285714$

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