lve each problem. Show your work. Erika's hourly wage is $10. She works 35 hours a week. What is her weekly income? What is her monthly income? If Erika pays 30% of her income for rent every month, what does she pay? Kim's hourly wage is $14. She works 37 hours per week. What is her weekly income? What is her monthly income? Kim can pay at most 30% of her income on rent. What is the most she can pay for rent every month?

lve each problem. Show your work. Erika's hourly wage is $10. She works 35 hours a week. What is her weekly income? What is her monthly income? If Erika pays 30% of her income for rent every month, what does she pay? Kim's hourly wage is $14. She works 37 hours per week. What is her weekly income? What is her monthly income? Kim can pay at most 30% of her income on rent. What is the most she can pay for rent every month?

Intermediate Algebra

19th Edition

ISBN:9780998625720

Author:Lynn Marecek

Publisher:Lynn Marecek

Chapter2: Solving Linear Equations

Section2.4: Solve Mixture And Uniform Motion Applications

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