The pay, P, at a certain job is calculated by the formula P=Bh, where b is the base pay and h is the number of hours worked. if an employee works 40 hours a week, the formula changes to P=40B+1.58 (h-40). if tom had a base pay of $6.35 and worked 28 hours, what would be his pay for the week?

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Miah Roberson

Mathematics

3 August, 21:24

The pay, P, at a certain job is calculated by the formula P=Bh, where b is the base pay and h is the number of hours worked. if an employee works 40 hours a week, the formula changes to P=40B+1.58 (h-40). if tom had a base pay of $6.35 and worked 28 hours, what would be his pay for the week?

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Walter Osborne · Answer 1

If you would like to know the Tom's pay for the week, you can calculate this using the following steps:

P = B * h

P ... the pay

B ... the base pay

h ... the number of hours worked

B = $6.35

h = 28 hours

P = B * h = $6.35 * 28 hours = $177.8

Tom's pay for the week would be $177.8.