Find pay for a number of hours at an hourly rate
Add up all the hours first. Then multiply the total hours by the hourly wage.
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Farid washes cars for $9 an hour. How much does Farid earn in 2 hours?
Answer: 18
Ava tutors younger students for $11 an hour. How much does Ava earn in 4 hours?
Answer: 44
Emma babysits for $6 an hour. How much does Emma earn in 4 hours?
Answer: 24
Tip: Add up all the hours first. Then multiply the total hours by the hourly wage.
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