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Yanka [14]
2 years ago
6

Jose's monthly parking fee for april was $150; for may it was $10 more than april; and for june $40 more than may. His average m

onthly parking fee was ____ for these 3 months?
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1 answer:
boyakko [2]2 years ago
3 0

Jose's monthly parking fee for April was $150; for many, it was $10 more than April and for June $40 more than May. His average monthly parking fee was<u> $166 </u>for these 3 months

The month is the unit of time used in the calendar and is approximately the length of the month's natural orbital period. The words moon and moon are related. The traditional concept was born from the cycle of the phases of the moon. Such a lunar month (“Lunar month”) is a lunar month and lasts about 29.53 days.

From the excavated counting rods, researchers conclude that humans are already counting days in relation to the phases of the Paleolithic moon. Based on the lunar orbital period associated with the Earth and Sun lines, the lunar month is still the basis of many calendars today and is used to divide the year.

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