Mathematics, 14.01.2021 19:40, brimccauley6518

Mark agreed to babysit his younger cousin every Wednesday for the same hourly rate. Last Wednesday, Mark made $38 for babysitting for 4 hours. What equation can be used to determine how much money, Mark will make for every hour, he babysits, so long as the hourly rate stays the same each time?

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