The wages
w
(in £) Gordon earns is the number of hours he works n
multiplied by his hou...
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The wages
w
(in £) Gordon earns is the number of hours he works n
multiplied by his hourly rate r (in £ per hour). Enter a formula for Gordon's wages and enter the wage he would earn if he worked 5 hours at a rate of £10.40 per hour.
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