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To determine Rajah's hourly wage, two equations can be set up based on his earnings. Let x represent his hourly wage and y represent the tips earned. The first equation from the first week is 12x + y = 117, and the second equation from the second week is 10x + y = 110. By solving these equations simultaneously, one can find the values of x and y, ultimately revealing Rajah's hourly wage. The discussion emphasizes the importance of forming and solving linear equations to tackle real-world problems.
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Rajah earns an hourly wage plus tips. One week he worked 12 h and made a total of \$117. The next week he worked 10 h and earned the same amount in tips as the week before, for a total of \$110. What is Rajah's hourly wage?

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