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Rob works for $8.00 per hour. His regular hours are 40 hours per week and he gets time-and-a-half for overtime. One week he works 50 hours. He wants to calculate his pay.
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Rob works for $8.00 per hour. His regular hours are 40 hours per week and he gets time-and-a-half for overtime. One week he works 50 hours. He wants to calculate his pay.
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So first you do 8*40= 320
Then time and a half would be 12.50 a hour from there.
12.50*10= 125
Then you simply add 320+125= 445
So Rob gets paid $445 that week.
Hope this helps!
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$8.00*40=$320. This is the pay he gets each week not counting overtime. 8*1.5=12, and multiplying that by 10 you get 120. Adding this to 320 gives you a total of
$440 .
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