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Suppose Jawan works 6 days. Using a rule that relates the hours worked to the amount earned if he work 36 hours

Suppose Jawan works 6 days. Using a rule that relates the hours worked to the amount earned if he work 36 hours
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Suppose Jawan works 6 days. Using a rule that relates the hours worked to the amount earned if he work 36 hours

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User Asaf Shveki
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huh

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User Stephen Wylie
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Answer:

are u asking how manny hours

Explanation:

36h X 6d=216h

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