Leo started working for a new company that paid him $25 per hour with a hiring bonus of $100. during the first two weeks he was paid $1,200, which included the bonus. how many hours did he work during the first two weeks?

The number of hours of work for first two weeks is 44 hours .

Step-by-step explanation:

Given as :

The money paid by company as per hour = $25 per hour

The hiring bonus money = $100

The total money paid for first two weeks = $1200

Let The number of hours of work for first two weeks = n

According to question

Total money paid for first two weeks =  hiring bonus money + money paid by company as per hour × number of hours of work for first two weeks

i.e $1200 = $100 + $25 × n

Or,  $1200 - $100 = $25 × n

Or, $1100 = $25 × n

∴  n =

i.e n = 44

So, The number of hours of work for first two weeks = n = 44 hours

Hence, The number of hours of work for first two weeks is 44 hours . Answer

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