At work keith spends one-fifth it his time in planning and buying merchandise. he

  Keith works for 60 hours in a week.

Let the number of working hours for Keith in a week = 'x'

Statement given in the question,

"Keith spends one-fifth of his time in planning and buying merchandise"

Expression for the time spent = hours

"He spends seven-twelfths of his time in customer service and one-twentieth of his time training the staff"

As per statement expression for the time spent = hours

Total time spent by Keith =

Expression for the time remaining =

If the time remaining with Keith = 10 hours

Expression for the time remaining hours will become,

Simplify the equation,

     Therefore, Keith works for 60 hours each week.

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60 Hours

Step-by-step explanation:

First let's get all fractions equivalent.

1/5 7/12 1/20  We can make the common denominator 60

12/60 35/60 3/60

So these three parts of his week take up 50/60 or 5/6 of his time.  That means he only has 1/6 left.  The question also tells us after all of this he only has 10 hours left, so 1/6 = 10 hours.  If you have 1/6 of something how do you find one whole?  or 6/6.  You multiply it by 6.  so 10*6 = 60, which means every week he works 60 hours.

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