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3 years ago

If you get paid $3 for working 25 minutes how much do u get paid for your job per minute

2 answers:

4 0

Hello there,
25 minutes = $3
1 minute = $3 / 25
= $0.12
= 12 cents
You will get paid 12 cents / $0.12 per minute

Hope this helps :))

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Nina [5.8K]3 years ago

3 0

$3 for 25 minutes, 3 divided by 25

3 : 25 = 0.12 : 1

Therefore, you get paid $0.12 per minute

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