Lilly is saving to buy a car'that costs $3,000.
she got a job working part time a couple weeks
ago. at the end of the first week she had worked
| 12 hours and had $525.40 in savings. after two
weeks on the job, she had worked a total 25 hours
and had saved a total of $788.00. how much is
lilly getting paid per hour?

Given that Lily is working to save and buy a car, and the cost of the car is $3,000

Given data

After working for 12 hours Savings = $525.40

After working for 25 hours Savings = $788.00

To solve for her hourly pay, let us use the second data, which is "working for 25 hours Savings = $788.00"

Hence the hourly pay  = total-savings/number of hours

Hourly pay =788.00/25

Hourly pay = $31.52 per hour

After the computation, we found from the above that her hourly pay is $31.52 per hour

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She wins $20.19 per hour.

Step-by-step explanation:

Here we have two points of data.

in 12 hours of work, she had $525.40

in 25 hours of work, she had $788.00

If we want to see how much she gets paid per hour, we need to find the slope of the linear equation, we can do this by the next equation

s = (Y2 - Y1)/(X2 - X1) where Y2 = f(X2) and Y1 = f(X1) for a linear function f.

In this case, we have:

s = ($788 - $525.50)/(25 - 12) = $20.19

So she wins $20.19 dollars per hour, the initial savings is bigger than 12*$20.19 because she may have previous savings, from before she started this new work.

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