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Sagot :
You can find this by finding how much she would be paid per hour and then multiplying it by 6. So, you have $35 for the other days but on Sunday's it is that and then half of that added on just in one hour.
35+(1/2)(35)= 35+17.5=$52.5/hour
after you find this value you need to multiply it by 6 hours in order to be left with $315.
Now if you can just put a good word in for me at that job :)
35+(1/2)(35)= 35+17.5=$52.5/hour
after you find this value you need to multiply it by 6 hours in order to be left with $315.
Now if you can just put a good word in for me at that job :)
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