9. Michael had \( \$ 13 \) in his wallet. He made \( \$ 5 \) per day for walking his neighbor's dog over * 1 point a period of six days. At the end of the week, he spent \( \$ 4 \) on a snow cone. The following expression can be used to describe the amount of money Michael had at the end of the week. How much money did Michael have at the end of the week? \[ 13+5 \cdot 6-4 \] 49

Let's evaluate the problem step by step to determine how much money Michael had at the end of the week. **Given:** - Initial amount in wallet: \$13 - Earnings per day for walking the dog: \$5 - Number of days: 6 - Amount spent on a snow cone: \$4 **Calculation:** 1. **Total Earnings from Walking the Dog:** \[ \$5 \times 6 \text{ days} = \$30 \] 2. **Total Amount Before Spending:** \[ \$13 \text{ (initial)} + \$30 \text{ (earnings)} = \$43 \] 3. **Amount After Spending on Snow Cone:** \[ \$43 - \$4 = \$39 \] **Final Amount: \$39** --- **Conclusion:** Michael had **\$39** at the end of the week. It appears there was a miscalculation in your answer. The correct amount Michael had is **\$39**, not \$49.