In the past four weeks, Sam has completed 150 hours of work experience verified by a licensed dentist. If Sam kept going at the same rate, how many more weeks would it take to complete the minimum required hours to become a dental assistant? (1 point) Responses six six three three five five four

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To determine how many more weeks it would take for Sam to complete the minimum required hours to become a dental assistant, we need to first know the total hours required for certification.

Assuming the minimum required hours to become a dental assistant is 300 hours, we can calculate the remaining hours Sam needs to complete:

  1. Sam has already completed 150 hours.
  2. The minimum requirement is 300 hours.
  3. Remaining hours = 300 - 150 = 150 hours.

Next, we calculate the rate at which Sam is working. In the past four weeks, he completed 150 hours, which means:

150 hours / 4 weeks = 37.5 hours per week.

Now, we can determine how many weeks it will take Sam to complete the remaining 150 hours at his current rate of 37.5 hours per week:

Remaining hours / weekly hours = 150 hours / 37.5 hours per week = 4 weeks.

So, it would take Sam 4 more weeks to complete the minimum required hours to become a dental assistant if he continues at the same rate.

The answer to your question is four weeks.