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Luba_88 [7]
2 years ago
9

  Please help:Merv has two jobs. He earns a salary of $45,000 per year as an accountant and $10.50 per hour at his part-time job

. Merv earned $48,570 last year. Let h represent the number of hours Merv worked at his part-time job. Is the statement True or False?
The total amount Merv made working at his part-time job can be found by dividing: 48,570 10.50 _________ The total amount Merv made working at his part-time job can be found by subtracting 48,570 – 45000 _______ An equation that models how many hours Merv worked at his part-time job is: 3570 = 10.50h ____________ An equation that models how many hours Merv worked at his part-time job is 48,570 = 10.50h ____________ Merv worked about 4626 hours at his part-time job. _______________________ Merv worked exactly 340 hours at his part-time job. ____________________
Mathematics
1 answer:
Schach [20]2 years ago
8 0
True false false true divided 4626÷340=13.605882353
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