Sean mows lawns in the summer. He charges the same fixed amount for each lawn that he mows. As of today, he has earned $36 after mowing 3 lawns. a. Create an input - - output table using the headings "Number of lawns mowed" for the input and "Amount of money in dollars" for the output. Fill in the appropriate values for Sean's current situation. Then fill in several other rows of information that fit the situation. For example, what if Sean has mowed 8 lawns? 12 lawns?

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Rex Kidd

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12 May, 12:25

Sean mows lawns in the summer. He charges the same fixed amount for each lawn that he mows. As of today, he has earned $36 after mowing 3 lawns. a. Create an input - - output table using the headings "Number of lawns mowed" for the input and "Amount of money in dollars" for the output. Fill in the appropriate values for Sean's current situation. Then fill in several other rows of information that fit the situation. For example, what if Sean has mowed 8 lawns? 12 lawns?

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Bianca Goodman · Answer 1

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Well we won't give you the table, but it's pretty easy. It's a fixed rate so you know he charges the same thing every time. 36 / 3 = 12

So if he mows the lawn and gets paid $12 each time, you can multiply everthing in your x input to get your y output. So for x = 8 your y output would be y = 96 because 12 * 8 = 96