Mathematics, 22.09.2019 03:30 samueltaye

Today, you worked from 7am to 4pm. the state you live in requires that you take a 30-minute break during any shift longer than 6 hours. this break does not count towards your hours. how many hours did you work today? remember, 30 minutes is equal to .5 hours.

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