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Rachel earned \$34$34 in 44 hours at her job today. She wants to know how much she could earn (e)(e) tomorrow if she works 1010

hours at the same hourly rate. How much will Rachel earn in 1010 hours? \$

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Paraphin [41]4 years ago

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$85

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