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Mr. Timms received $63 for working 3/1/2 hours. At the same rate of pay, how many hours must he work to earn $162?
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Mr. Timms received $63 for working 3/1/2 hours. At the same rate of pay, how many hours must he work to earn $162?
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If mr. Timms earns $63 for 3 1/2 hours work the rate of pay is $18 Divide $162÷18= 9 he has to work 9 hours
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