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Of the 200 employees at Company A, 70 work part-time and the rest work full-time. If 140 of the employees like their jobs and 10

of the part-time employees don’t like their jobs, how many full-time employees like their job?

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Sergeu [11.5K]3 years ago

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130 full time workers like there job

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