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Karen works at a car dealership. She makes only $5 an hour, but for every car she sells, she makes $1,000 in commission. If Kare

n worked 200 hours this month and made a total of $6,000, how many cars did Karen sell this month?

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kiruha [24]3 years ago

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4

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