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Answer:
1/6
Discussion:
(1/16) / (3/8) = => 1/(1/a) = a!
(1/16) * (8/3) =
(8/16) * (1/3) = => as 8/16 = 1/2
(1/2) * (1/3) =
1/6
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MrB
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Answer:
40d + 10(1.5d) = 770 can be used to determine Martin's hourly pay.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that:
Hourly rate = d
Earning to first 40 hours = 40d
Earning of more than 40 hours = 1.5d
Amount paid per week = $770
Hours worked = 50 hours
first 40 hours + 10 hours = total earned
40d + 10(1.5d) = 770
Hence,
40d + 10(1.5d) = 770 can be used to determine Martin's hourly pay.
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