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18. Emma works 16 hours per week during the summer. At this rate, how many hours will she work in 12 weeks? * A. 192 hours B. 18

0 hours C. 184 hours D. 208 hours

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miskamm [114]3 years ago

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$\dfrac{16 \textrm{ hours} }{ \textrm{week}} \times 12 \textrm{ weeks} = 192 \textrm{ hours}
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Choice A

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