Mathematics, 08.04.2021 06:30, molly7392
For a summer job, Larry is assigned to clean two-thirds of the classrooms in the school for $1,200. He completes 14 of the job himself, and then his friend Terry joins him to complete the job, each working at the same pace. How much of the $1,200 should Terry receive?
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