Answer:
30h
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Steve works:
- 60 hour per week = 12 hours per day (60/5)
- first job: 3 hours per day = 15 hours per week
- x = second job hours per day
equitation:
1st option to calculate:
12 (total hours per day) = 3 (hours per day on first job) + X
9 = X
2nd option to calculate:
60(total hours per week) = 15 (3 hours per day x 5) + x
45 = x
you need to divide 45 / 5 to get the daily hours which is 9
About 204 students would choose summer , I found this because 25% is one quarter of a whole and to get the whole you multiply by four so take 51 and multiply by four to get 204
