Amie works 6 hours each Saturday and 4 hours each Monday. She also makes $20 a week as a dog walker. She makes a total of $130 each week. If h represents Amie's hourly rate, which equation can be used to find Amie's hourly rate?

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Angelina Peterson

Mathematics

17 April, 05:34

Amie works 6 hours each Saturday and 4 hours each Monday. She also makes $20 a week as a dog walker. She makes a total of $130 each week. If h represents Amie's hourly rate, which equation can be used to find Amie's hourly rate?

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Paulina Potter · Answer 1

I feel like the answer is

10h = 110

although it's so simple that I'm not even sure it would be considered an equation.

I got the answer because she works, in total, 10 hours a week. She makes $130 a week, but since $20 comes from the dog walking, you have to do 130 minus 20 which is 110. That's what I did anyway.