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Mathematics, 09.09.2021 21:10 raquelwilliams5795

If your Disney vacation cost $8,645 and you normally make $20 per hour, how many total DAYS of overtime will you need to work to pay for it? Round your final answer to
the nearest whole day. (Assume you work 8 hours per day)

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