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Joey works 20 hours a week. If he works for 10 months continually, how many hours will he have worked? (1 month = 4 weeks)
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Joey works 20 hours a week. If he works for 10 months continually, how many hours will he have worked? (1 month = 4 weeks)
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Joey works 20 hours a week. If he works for 10 months continually, how many hours will he have worked? (1 month = 4 weeks)
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20 hours per week
each month has 4 weeks
10 months times 4 weeks = 40 weeks in total
40 weeks times 20 hours = 800 hours in 10 months
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