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12 June, 11:29

I have 96 hours of paid time off per year. Each day that I take off counts as 8 hours. I need to take 3 days off beginning January 1st, a day off on April 13th, a half day off on June 17th, and 4 days off beginning on July 8th. How many hours will I still have available?"

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