20*6.50-20%

Every week a student deposits 20 % of the money he earns working in his account. If he works for 20 hours a week and makes $6.50 per hour, how much money does he deposit at the end of the week? (Estimate to the nearest ten).
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20 hrs a week at $6.50 an hour=$130. 20% of 130=20/100*130=130/5=$26.
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