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3 years ago

How many weeks will it take him to afford a car worth £1932

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1 answer:

andreev551 [17]3 years ago

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7 hours a day
7 x €9.20 = €64.4 per day

6 days a week
€64.4 x 6 = €386.4 per week

Will:Mum = 5:2

386.4 / 7 = 55.2

Will: 55.2 x 5 = 276

After shares his wages, Will makes $276 a week

1932 / 276 = 7 weeks

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7 weeks

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