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Joshua sells 13 toys per hour. Sarah sells 16 toys per hour. This week Sarah sold an additional 20 toys. Write an expression that represents the weekly sales of both j= the number of hours the Joshua sold toys for this week and S = the number of hours that Sarah worked this week?

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assuming that they each work 24hrs a day 7 days a week (I haven't got anything else to go on...sorry) to find the total for Joshua you must first multiply 13x24 = 312, for the toys sold per day, and then 312x7 = 2184, for the number of days per week. so j = 2184
then for Sarah's total we must first multiply 16x24 = 384 for the toys sold per day and then 384x7 = 2688 for the toys sold per week. and 2688+20 = 2708 for the extra 20 she sold. so s = 2708

REMEMBER, THIS IS ASSUMING THEY WORK 24/7 MEANING THEY WORK 168 HOURS PER WEEK.

IF YOU NEED A DIFFERENT ANSWER LET ME KNOW AND I'LL TRY TO FIX IT. IF YOU LET ME KNOW THE HOURS THEY WORKED I CAN DO TAT FOR YOU AS WELL.
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