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Dmitry_Shevchenko [17]
1 year ago
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The amount of money earned varies directly as the number of hours worked. After working 14 hours, Joe earned $119. How

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Ostrovityanka [42]1 year ago
7 0

Joe earned $140 for working 20 hours

To determine the value of a single unit from a specified multiple, use the unitary technique. How to determine the value of one pen, for instance, if the cost of 40 pens is Rs. 400. The unitary approach can be used to complete it. Additionally, after determining the value of a single unit, we can multiply that value by the number of units needed to determine the value of the additional units. The concept of ratio and proportion is mostly applied using this way.

Joe worked 14 hours  and earned = $119

Joe worked for 1 hour and earned = $ 119/ 14

Joe worked for 20 hours and earned = $ 119/ 14 x 20

                                                                 = 4140

To learn more about unitary method,  brainly.com/question/24587372

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