Marcos works 8 hours a day. He makes $19 an hour. On Tuesday, he only worked 3/4 of a day. How much did Marcos earn on Tuesday?

1 answer:

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Your answer should be C.

Explanation: answer B is to little of an amount so that is not the answer and $19 multiplied by 8hrs is only $152 so there for the answer cannot be answer b, because that is way over the max amount that can be made in 8 hrs and 3/4 is really 6 hours out of 8 hours. And 6 multiplied by $19 is $114 so your answer would be C.

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