PS02102 APELGOR 75. Greg assembles units of a certain product at a factory. incEach day he is paid $2.00 per unit for the first 40 units that he assembles and $2.50 for each additional unit go that he assembles that day. If Greg assembled at least wart 30 units on each of two days and was paid a total of $180.00 for assembling units on the two days, what is the greatest possible number of units that he could have assembled on one of the two days? W 084,3 (8) (A) 48 (B) 52 (C) 56 (D) 60 1060029 (E) su 64) nishess fneminsqxe no lo fsta erit A 005. (0) 000,8 (0) 288,8 (3)

PS02102 APELGOR 75. Greg assembles units of a certain product at a factory. incEach day he is paid $2.00 per unit for the first 40 units that he assembles and $2.50 for each additional unit go that he assembles that day. If Greg assembled at least wart 30 units on each of two days and was paid a total of $180.00 for assembling units on the two days, what is the greatest possible number of units that he could have assembled on one of the two days? W 084,3 (8) (A) 48 (B) 52 (C) 56 (D) 60 1060029 (E) su 64) nishess fneminsqxe no lo fsta erit A 005. (0) 000,8 (0) 288,8 (3)

Algebra: Structure And Method, Book 1

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