Adam works for an agency.

2 answers:

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Hi there! I am here to help you with your question.

Adam normally earns 8.32 an hour. To get your answer, please follow my steps.

1. 8.32 * 6 (how much he has to work for).

Despite the two decimal places, we can ignore them and complete the process normally.

8 3 2
6
——————-
4 9 9 2

2. Add your decimals in the correct places aka 49.92!

3. Multiply 49.92 * 1/3 (a third) and you will get your answer: 16.64.

Hope this helped!

maksim [4K]2 years ago

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The answer is he earns 8.32 an hour have a great day

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