Math, asked by prahasanreddy, 7 months ago

A labourer was engaged to serve on the condition that he would be paid Rs.20 for
each day of work but would be fined Rs.8 for each day of absenteeism. After 40
days he received Rs.380. How many days did he work and how many days was he
idle?
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