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You work 4 hours on Monday, 4.5 hours on Tuesday, 7.25 hours on Thursday, and 12 hours on Saturday. If you get paid $11.52 per h

our, what is your total pay for the week?

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likoan [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

319.68

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you multyply 11.52 per each hour and then add everything up

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