Emily earns twice as much each week as a tutor than she does working at the gas station. Her total weekly wages are $150 more than that of her younger brother. He earns one quarter as much as Emily does as a tutor.
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Let $T be her tutor earnings. Gas station earnings=T/2. Her brother earns T/4.

Emily's total earnings=3T/2=T/4+150.

T(3/2-1/4)=150, T(6/4-1/4)=150, 5T/4=150, T=(4/5)150=$120.

Emily earns $120 a week as a tutor.
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