For each babysitting job he takes on, Manuel charges $2 for bus fare plus an additional $6 for each hour he works at the job. On Saturday, Manuel earned $26 for one babysitting job.

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Lester

6 June, 15:29

For each babysitting job he takes on, Manuel charges $2 for bus fare plus an additional $6 for each hour he works at the job. On Saturday, Manuel earned $26 for one babysitting job.

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Leticia · Answer 1

If the question is how many hours he worked on Saturday, the answer is 4 hours.

Step-by-step explanation:

26-2=24

24/6=4

Beforehand, he already charges 2 dollars for each babysitting job. Subtract this from 26, leaving you with 24 dollars. Divide 24 by 6, with a sum of 4.

If he's worked 4 hours, he'd get 6 dollars per hour.

Quite simple? But in short, he worked 4 hours.