1) Gary makes $15.00 per hour for a five-day

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MAXImum [283]3 years ago

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Answer:

A) $840

Step-by-step explanation:

15•40 gives us how much money he makes a week normally

divide the result, 600, by 5 to find out how much he makes a day normally which is $120

now that we know how much he normally makes a day we can double $120 to $240 to show how much he makes on holiday days

so he makes $120 normally and $240 on holiday

120•3= 360

240•2= 480

then add

360+ 480= $840

hope this helps <3

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