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Sarah's sister has two summer jobs. The first job pays her $11 per hour. The second job pays her $14 per hour. In one month, she

works 23 hours at the first job and 18 hours at the second job.
How much money did Sarah's sister earn that month?

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telo118 [61]3 years ago

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$505 . 11 times 23 =253 . 14 times 18=252. When you add them you get $505

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