Use the table to answer the question.
Hours Worked 1 4 7 10 x
Money Earned y $48 $84 $120 $156
Landon works at a movie theater. Yesterday he worked 4 hours and made $48. How much money will he make in 1 hour? How many hours does he need to work to make $156?
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Hours Worked 1 4 7 10
Money Earned $
$48 $84 $120 $156
To find out how much money Landon will make in 1 hour, we can divide the total money earned by the total hours worked.
Money earned in 4 hours = $48
Total hours worked = 4
Money earned in 1 hour = $48 / 4 = $12
So, Landon will make $12 in 1 hour.
To find out how many hours Landon needs to work to make $156, we can look at the table.
Money earned in 10 hours = $156
Total hours worked = 10
So, Landon needs to work 10 hours to make $156.
To find out how much money Landon will make in 1 hour, we can divide the total money earned by the number of hours worked:
Money earned / Hours worked = Money earned per hour
In this case, Landon made $48 in 4 hours:
$48 / 4 = $12
So, Landon will make $12 per hour.
To find out how many hours Landon needs to work to make $156, we can look at the table:
Hours Worked 1 4 7 10
Money Earned $ y $48 $84 $120 $156
Landon made $156, but we don't know how many hours he worked. Let's call this unknown number of hours "x". So, we can set up the equation:
Money earned / Hours worked = Money earned per hour
$156 / x = $12
To solve for x, we can cross multiply:
$156 * 1 = $12 * x
$156 = $12x
Now, divide both sides of the equation by $12 to solve for x:
$156 / $12 = x
x = 13
So, Landon needs to work 13 hours to make $156.
To find out how much money Landon will make in 1 hour, we can look at the pattern in the table. We can see that as the number of hours worked increases, the amount of money earned also increases.
By comparing the money earned for 1 hour and 4 hours, we can find the rate at which Landon earns money. In this case, he earned $48 for 4 hours of work. To find how much money he earns in 1 hour, we divide $48 by 4:
$48 / 4 = $12
Therefore, Landon will make $12 for 1 hour of work.
To determine how many hours he needs to work to make $156, we can again consult the pattern in the table. By looking at the corresponding values, we can see that for 10 hours of work, Landon earned $156.
Therefore, Landon needs to work 10 hours to make $156.