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2 years ago

Xavier worked 10 hours on Monday and 15 hours on Wednesday. His total pay was $280.00. What is his rate per hour?

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The answer is B, $11.20. First you add the total hours Xavier worked which is 25 hours. Since the total pay is $280.00, you can divide $280 by 25 to find out the rate per hour. 280 divded by 25 is 11.2, equivalent to 11.20. The answer is $11.20, B.

Alex2 years ago

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Answer:

280/(10+15) = 11.20. Xavier's rate per hour is $11.20

Step-by-step explanation:

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