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Power over root

Multiple the exponents and that's your answer!
Jenna= $15 per hour
Susan= $11 per hour
I think that this is right.... but I am not REALLY sure....... hopefully this is correct.
To start off, 5/25 is 1/5. 25 and 5 can both be divided by 5, thus it is 1/5 smiplified. Now you add 12 and it is 12 and 1/5.
<span>6% * 38 = 2.28 so it is 2.28 i hope this helps
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