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Javonie started a dog walking business over the summer. He walked 8 dogs and earned $160 in July.
He walked 9 dogs and earned $180 in August.

a. How much money did he earn over the summer?
b. How much did he charge per dog in July?
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Answer:

a) $340

b) $20

Step-by-step explanation:

a) in the summer (July and August) he earned 160 + 180 = $340

b) in July he earned 160 ÷ 8 = $ 20

Javonie earned $340 over the summer and he charged $20 per dog in July.

The amount of money he earned over the summer is the sum of the money he earned in July and the sum of the money he earned in August

Total amount earned in the summer = amount earned in July + amount earned in August

$160 + $180 = $340

The amount he charged per dog in July can be determined by dividing the total amount earned in July by the total number of dogs he walked.

Amount charged per dog = amount earned in July / total dogs worked

$160 / 8 = $20

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