Mathematics, 17.11.2020 17:40 lizzy2951
Mrs. Green wants to make some toys for a store. She starts working at 8 AM and stops at 12 PM every day. The store needs 120 toys and requires Mrs. Green to make them in three days. What must be her average rate of toys made per hour? *
20 points
5 Toys per hour
7 Toys per hour
10 Toys per hour
12 Toys per hour
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