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Automotive Trades An automotive technician has two job offers. Shop A would pay him a straight salary of $720 per week. Shop B would pay him $20 per hour to work flat rate, where his hours would vary according to how many jobs he completes. How many hours would he have to log during a week at Shop B in order to match the salary at Shop A?
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