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Gabby is working over the summer to save money for college. She earns $15 per hour working at a coffee shop and $12 per hour wo...Asked by Andrew willams
Gabby is working over the summer to save money for college. She earns $15 per hour working at a coffee shop and $12 per hour working at a gym. She can work at most 40 hours per week and needs to earn at least $500 per week.
Given Gabby's constraints, which pairs (c,g) represent possible numbers of hours she could work at the coffee shop, c, and at the gym, g?
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(12,24), (16,16), (20,20) (8,32)
Given Gabby's constraints, which pairs (c,g) represent possible numbers of hours she could work at the coffee shop, c, and at the gym, g?
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(12,24), (16,16), (20,20) (8,32)
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