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Rate (r) = Total Earning for the summer / Total number of hours Roger worked each summer

Since Rate (r) is equal for both summers -

Total Earning for the Summer1 / Total number of hours Roger worked each Summer1 = Total Earning for the Summer2 / Total number of hours Roger worked each Summer2

i.e. 1000/2x = 4000/5H

or , H = (4000 * 2X) / (1000 * 5)

or , H = (8/5)x

Answer = (E)
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Last summer, Roger worked x days at 2 hours/day at a job, and he was paid at a rate of r dollars per hour. For the whole summer, he earned $1000. This summer, he will work at another job that offers the same pay rate, r dollars per hour. This summer he will work H days at 5 hours/day, so that he will earn $4000 for the entire summer. In terms of x, which of the following equals H?

(A) x
(B) 2x/3
(C) 2x
(D) 4x/3
(E) 8x/5


Put r =10 $/hr ...........then 1000= (2) (10) X......X=50 days

Use same value of r......then 4000=(5) (10) H.....H=80 days

H/X=8/5

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x.2.r=1000 --1
h.5.r=4000 --2

or,

r=500/x=800/h

h=(8x/5)
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Last summer, Roger worked x days at 2 hours/day at a job, and he was paid at a rate of r dollars per hour. For the whole summer, he earned $1000. This summer, he will work at another job that offers the same pay rate, r dollars per hour. This summer he will work H days at 5 hours/day, so that he will earn $4000 for the entire summer. In terms of x, which of the following equals H?

(A) x
(B) 2x/3
(C) 2x
(D) 4x/3
(E) 8x/5

Dear Moderator,

Came across this question while going through Algebra, please can you confirm the OA for this one?Thank you.
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