Tina makes $7.00 per hour working at Starbucks and $12.00 per hour working at a spa. Next week, Tina is scheduled to work 7 hours at Starbucks. What inequality represents the amount of hours (h) that Tina needs to work at the spa next week to earn at least $209 between his two jobs?

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2 May, 21:14

Tina makes $7.00 per hour working at Starbucks and $12.00 per hour working at a spa. Next week, Tina is scheduled to work 7 hours at Starbucks. What inequality represents the amount of hours (h) that Tina needs to work at the spa next week to earn at least $209 between his two jobs?

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Rylee Young · Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we know that Tina would work 7 hours next week which means she will make

$7 x 7 hours = $49

Now we have to set up the inequalities

Money earned from Starbucks per hour + Money earned from Spa per hour ≥ $209

So we have

49 + 7 (h) ≥ 209