Total hours worked for Hans Zupp is ___ .

Mathematics

1 answer:

storchak [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

Option (D)

Step-by-step explanation:

Total hours worked of Monday= 4:45 hours + 5:00 hours = 9:45 hours

Total hours worked of Tuesday= 4:45 hours + 4:45 hours = 9:30 hours

Total hours worked of Wednesday= 4:30 hours + 4:30 hours = 9:00 hours

Total hours worked of Thursday= 4:45 hours + 4:15 hours = 9:00 hours

Total hours worked of Friday= 4:45 hours + 4:15 hours = 9:00 hours

Total hours worked = 9:45 + 9:30 + 9:00 + 9:00 + 9:00

= 46:15 hours

≈ 46 hours 15 minutes

Option (D) will be the answer.

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