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GaryK [48]
4 years ago
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When computing how many hours you need to work at a second job to meet a savings goal, you should___. -calculate the realized in

come at your primary job -calculate your savings rate -calculate the amount needed and divide by the hourly rate at the second job -calculate the amount needed and divide by the realized hourly rate at the second job
Mathematics
1 answer:
Sauron [17]4 years ago
7 0
I am pretty sure that w<span>hen computing how many hours you need to work at a second job to meet a savings goal, you should </span>calculate the amount needed and divide by the realized hourly rate at the second job. You need to know exact summ and know how many time you should spend on the second job, the found index will show whether this job worth taking up.
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