KEVIN HAS TWO PART-TIME JOBS. HE DELIVERS PIZZA FOR PEDRO'S PIZZERIA AND MAKES $8 AN HOUR, PLUS $20 FOR DRIVING EXPENSES EACH WEEK. HE
ALSO DOES ODD JOBS FOR A LOCAL HARDWARE STORE, WHERE HE IS PAID $10
AN HOUR.
A. WRITE A SYSTEM OF EQUATIONS TO DESCRIBE THE SCENARIO WHERE H
REPRESENTS THE NUMBER OF HOURS KEVIN WORKS, AND A
REPRESENTS THE AMOUNT HE EARNS AT EACH JOB IN A WEEK. B. HOW MANY HOURS MUST KEVIN WORK AT EACH JOB SO THAT HIS EARNINGS FROM BOTH SIDES ARE THE SAME? C. WHAT WOULD HIS INCOME FROM EACH JOB BE IN THAT CASE?

A.  A = 8h + 10

     A = 10h

B.  5 hours

C.  $50

Step-by-step explanation:

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Pizza Place:  A = 8h + 10

Hardware Store:  A = 10h

Since you had made a separate question for part A, I answered that.

B.  Kevin's earnings is represented by A.  Because we want the earnings for each job to be equal, set the two equations equal to each other.  Solve for h.

8h + 10 = 10h

10 = 2h

5 = h

Kevin has to work 5 hours.

C.  Plug 5 into each equation.

A = 8h + 10

A = 8(5) + 10

A = 40 + 10

A = 50

A = 10h

A = 10(5)

A = 50

Kevin will make 50 from each job.

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