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23 May, 05:53

Deshaun works as a tutor for 15 an hour and as a waiter for an hour. This month, he worked a combined total of hours at his two jobs. Let be the number of hours Deshaun worked as a tutor this month. Write an expression for the combined total dollar amount he earned this month.

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  1. 23 May, 07:26
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    Total Earning = 15b + M (N - b)

    where:

    b is the total hours worked as a tutor

    M is the amount earned by Deshaun per hour as a waiter

    N is the total number of possible hours Deshaun can work in a month

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Let the number of hours Deshaun works daily as a waiter be w

    and the time worked daily as a tutor be t

    Deshaun earns $15 per hour as tutor hence daily earnings on tutoring = 15t

    Let Deshaun earn $M per hour as waiter, hence daily earning as a waiter is Mw

    The total possible hours Deshaun can work in a month is dependent on conditions not specified.

    However, assuming 24 working days (6 days weekly for 4 weeks) in a month with maximum approved work hours of 12 hours daily

    total hours Deshaun can work will equal 24 x 12 = 288hrs

    Note: This 288hrs is an estimate and can change based on applicable hours of work daily and number of working days in a month; it can also be represented as N

    If b is the total hours Deshaun worked as a tutor this month,

    the hours Deshaun can work as a waiter in a month is equal to 288 - b

    Hence in a month, Deshaun will earn 15b as a tutor and M (288-b) as a waiter or optionally M (N - b)

    Therefore combined dollar amount earned in a month is

    Total Earning = 15b + M (N - b)
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