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Sav [38]4 years ago

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Q20:

267.99 - 98.65 - 14.77 - 3.67 - 0.87 - 2 = $148.03

Q21:

Assumed 8 hours a day and he works 365 days a year

11 x 8 x 365 = $32120

Q22

467.99 - 98.65 - 14.77 - 3.67 - 0.87 - 2 = $348.03

Q23

0.64 = 64%

Q24

0.453 = 45.3%

Q25

0.025 = 2.5%

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