if you earn $8 per hour after taxes are taken out of your paycheck and your insurance is $200 a month, how many hours will you have to work to pay for insurance?

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Answer: You would divide the two numbers and get 25

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Answer:1/x^21y^12

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What is 940 divided by
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154.13793103 it gave it in decimal form

The answer is16.20689655172414

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SURFACE AREA:i was literally just working on surface area so (15×6=90)×2=180 and then (2.26×15=33.9)×2=67.8 and then (2.26×6=13.56)×2=27.12 and add all of them together to get 274.92

Find the work done by a 25 N force applied for 6 meters.

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multiply 25 times 6 ... what will that give you?

a vehicle travels 24km with a constant speed of 65 km/h and another 50 km with a constant speed of 80 km/h what was its average speed

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average speed=totaldistance/totaltime

totaldistance=24+50=74km

total time
65/24=0.3692307 hours

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A seamstress was hired to make band uniforms for Hinsdale High school. The seamstress bought 148 yards of material. There were 16 students in the concert band and 20 students in the symphonic band. How much material did she have for each uniform?A. 36/9 yards
B. 37/9 yards
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D. 38/9 yards

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The seamstress had 37/9 yards of material for each uniform.

What is division?

In mathematics, division is a process of dividing a number into equal parts and calculating the maximum number of equal parts that can be made.