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Tomtit [17]
2 years ago
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Question 4

Mathematics
1 answer:
laiz [17]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

I just solved a question similar to this

Let's understand it

It's saying she got 660 or it is that her weekly pay is 660

So now let weekly pay which is P be 660

Hence the formulae is given

It's 480 + 18 (h – 30) = 660

Now its just boring calculation

If you mark it brainleist I will do the calculation for you wink wink

Never mind

480 + 18 (h – 30) = 660

18 (h – 30) = 660-480

18 (h – 30) = 120

(h – 30) = 120/18

(h – 30) = 6.6

h = 6.6+30

h= 36.6

So dam the Judy lady worked for 36.6 hours

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