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Given the pay structures for two different babysitters, determine the number of hours of babysitting at which the two babysitters charge the same amount of money.
A parent is deciding which babysitter to use in the neighborhood. Babysitter A charges $20 per hour and a base rate of $60 per day. Babysitter B charges a base rate of $50 per day and $25 per hour. For how many hours of babysitting do the two babysitters charge the same amount?
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