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Ron works 5 hours for a total of $300. He deposits all of his money in his account. He is trying to save a $500 for a new LED TV

. How many hours must he work to ake home $500, if he saves all of his earnings

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Ron must work 9 hours. If he makes 300 every 5 hours, that means he makes 60 every hour. 60x9 = 540

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