Ali earns a salary of $10.50 per hour at the cafeteria, for which he is paid weekly. Occasionally, Ali has to work overtime (time more than 45 hours but less than 70 hours). For working overtime, he is paid time-and-a-half. Ali's salary is given by the function?

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Jonathan Cantrell

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19 September, 15:07

Ali earns a salary of $10.50 per hour at the cafeteria, for which he is paid weekly. Occasionally, Ali has to work overtime (time more than 45 hours but less than 70 hours). For working overtime, he is paid time-and-a-half. Ali's salary is given by the function?

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Deangelo Stevenson · Answer 1

Function of time

Explanation:

Firstly, he is paid $10.50/hr I. e his payment is dependent on the number of hours he worked.

Secondly in terms of overtime, he is conditioned to work above 45hrs but not less that 70hrs, yet again he is paid with respect to the time he spent at work.

Basically, his payment is a function of time or in a better sense his payment is dependent on the amount of hours he worked at a rate of $10.50/hr