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Sam worked 49 hours in one week for HDK Bank. Sam earns $13 per hour. What is Sam’s gross pay? (Assume overtime is at time-and-a

-half).
The gross pay is $??

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Bogdan [553]4 years ago

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49 times 13 is ur answer

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