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Eli will photograph a wedding for a flat fee of $400 or for an hourly rate of $120. For what lengths of time would the hourly rate be less expensive?
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Eli will photograph a wedding for a flat fee of $400 or for an hourly rate of $120. For what lengths of time would the hourly rate be less expensive?
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1, 2, or 3 hours. I used this formula:
120(n)<400, where n is the number of hours.
120(1) < 400
120(2) < 400
120(3) < 400
120(4) > 400
So the hourly rate is less expensive under four hours.
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