Mark worked 60 hours last week. Calculate his earnings if his hourly rate is $22.00. (Hint: Overtime is paid when someone works more than 40 hours per week.)
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Mark worked 60 hours last week. The regular hours are 40 hours, and the overtime hours are calculated as follows: - Overtime hours = Total hours worked - Regular hours - Overtime hours = 60 hours - 40 hours = 20 hours Show more…
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