Mathematics, 16.01.2020 20:31 kevin72836

3. charlie is filling out a job application, and he needs to give the hourly wage of his last job
as a manicurist at that job, he earned $17 for each manicure that he gave, he worked 4
days a week for 8.5 hours each day, and he gave 22 manicures a week on average. (6
points: part 12 points; part 1 - 2 points, part iii - 2 points)

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3. charlie is filling out a job application, and he needs to give the hourly wage of his last job