Melania has two jobs. During the day she works as an office clerk, and in the evening she works as a cashier. Her office job pays her $13 per hour. Her cashier job pays her $9.25 per hour. In one week, Melania worked 38 hours. She earned a total of $434.
Let c represent the number of hours that Melania works as an office clerk. Which equation can be used to find how many hours Melania worked in both jobs?
13c + 9.25(c – 38) = 434
13c + 9.25(38 – c) = 434
13c + 9.25(434 – c) = 38
9.25c + 13(38 – c) = 434
PT2 . Soren has two jobs. During the day he works as an office clerk, and in the evening he works as a cashier. His office job pays him $11 per hour. His cashier job pays him $8.75 per hour. In one week, Soren worked 46 hours. He earned a total of $470.
How many hours did Soren work in each job?
Office clerk: 16 hours; cashier: 30 hours
Office clerk: 20 hours; cashier: 26 hours
Office clerk: 30 hours; cashier: 16 hours
Office clerk: 31 hours; cashier: 15 hours
Let c represent the number of hours that Melania works as an office clerk. Which equation can be used to find how many hours Melania worked in both jobs?
13c + 9.25(c – 38) = 434
13c + 9.25(38 – c) = 434
13c + 9.25(434 – c) = 38
9.25c + 13(38 – c) = 434
PT2 . Soren has two jobs. During the day he works as an office clerk, and in the evening he works as a cashier. His office job pays him $11 per hour. His cashier job pays him $8.75 per hour. In one week, Soren worked 46 hours. He earned a total of $470.
How many hours did Soren work in each job?
Office clerk: 16 hours; cashier: 30 hours
Office clerk: 20 hours; cashier: 26 hours
Office clerk: 30 hours; cashier: 16 hours
Office clerk: 31 hours; cashier: 15 hours