SOLUTION: Mrjohnson was paid $190 for a job that required 40 hours of work At this rate How much should he be paid for a job requiring 60 hours of work

SOLUTION: Mrjohnson was paid $190 for a job that required 40 hours of work At this rate How much should he be paid for a job requiring 60 hours of work

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Question 1047660: Mrjohnson was paid $190 for a job that required 40 hours of work At this rate How much should he be paid for a job requiring 60 hours of work
Answer by addingup(3677) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
(190/40)*60 First divide, then multiply the result times 60. Use your calculator.
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