Michelle's regular hourly wage at the candy factory is

$9.86 for a 35-hour work week. She is paid double time

for working on a holiday. Last week she worked 10 hours

overtime on a holiday. How much more did she earn last

week than she earns in a 35-hour work week?

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Aiden Beard

Mathematics

3 July, 09:30

Michelle's regular hourly wage at the candy factory is

$9.86 for a 35-hour work week. She is paid double time

for working on a holiday. Last week she worked 10 hours

overtime on a holiday. How much more did she earn last

week than she earns in a 35-hour work week?

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Delaney Lucero · Answer 1

Michele earns $98.60 extra over the holiday.

Step-by-step explanation:

$9.86•35=$345.10

$9.86•45=$443.70

(I got 45 by adding 10 to 35.)

443.70-345.10=$98.60

Michelle's regular hourly wage at the candy factory is$9.86 for a 35-hour work week. She is paid double timefor working on a holiday. Last week she worked 10 hoursovertime on a holiday. How much more did she earn lastweek than she earns in a 35-hour work week?

Michelle's regular hourly wage at the candy factory is

$9.86 for a 35-hour work week. She is paid double time

for working on a holiday. Last week she worked 10 hours

overtime on a holiday. How much more did she earn last

week than she earns in a 35-hour work week?