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3 years ago

Pacturing Polynomials! GCH

Mathematics

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grin007 [14]3 years ago

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Gross pay per days is 5h+8 dollars
Explanation:

we are given
total gross pay =35h+56 dollars
total number of days =7
we know that
gross pay per day = ( total gross pay)/(total number of days)
we can plug values
gross pay per day is

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