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20 July, 19:01

Tara mows lawns as a summer job. She

charges $9.50 for each lawn plus $2.50 for

every hour she works. The gasoline she needs

to mow an average lawn costs $1.85. Write an

expression for the profit Tara makes from

cutting a single lawn.

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  1. 20 July, 22:53
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    7.65 + 2.50h

    Explanation:

    The original expression for finding her profit is:

    ($9.50x + $2.50h) - 1.85x

    x being the number of lawns she mows

    h being the number of hours she works

    If she were to only mow one lawn, the expression would be:

    ($9.50 (1) + $2.50h) - 1.85 (1)

    h remains constant because we do not know the number of hours she works for

    The above expression simplified:

    ($9.50 + $2.50h) - 1.85

    So, I do ... $9.50 - 1.85 to get ...

    $7.65 + $2.50h
  2. 20 July, 22:59
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    9.50 + (2.50x) 1.85

    Explanation:

    I think this might be it because you don't really get the time she works for a lawn
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