Benecio worked 40 hours at his two jobs last week. He earned $20 per

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miv72 [106K]3 years ago

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Answer:

25 hours on his week job and 15 hours on his weekend job

Steps

20 times 25 is 500 for pay

18 times 15 is 270 for pay

Just add them

500 plus 270 equals 770 for pay

And 15 plus 25 is 40 total in hours

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