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A grocery store employee earns $15 an hour. He earns $20 an hour for each hour over 40 that he works in the week. How many hours would he need to work to make $700 for the week?
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For the first 40 hours he makes 40·$15 = $600. For hours beyond 40 he makes $20 per hour, so for h > 40 total pay is 600 + 20(h − 40). Set that equal to 700:
600 + 20(h − 40) = 700 → 20(h − 40) = 100 → h − 40 = 5 → h = 45.
Answer: 45 hours.
600 + 20(h − 40) = 700 → 20(h − 40) = 100 → h − 40 = 5 → h = 45.
Answer: 45 hours.
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