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4 years ago

Patrick is working for an hourly wage of $15. if he worked for 28 hours last week, what is his gross pay? $375 $420 $450

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Patrick's gross pay (GP) is the product of his hourly wage (W) and the number of hours (h) he worked. Expressed mathematically,
GP = W x h = ($15 / hour) x (28 hours) = $420
Thus, Patrick's gross pay for last week's work is $420.

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