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Maria $603.75 for 35 hours of work earns What is her rate of pay per hour?

Answer 1

Benjamin Altschul

Maria makes #"$17.25/h"#.

Divide her weekly pay by the number of hours she worked.

#"$603.75"/"35 h"="$17.25/h"#

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Answer 2

Everly Taylor

Maria's rate of pay per hour can be calculated by dividing her total earnings by the number of hours she worked.

Rate of pay per hour ( = \frac{\text{Total earnings}}{\text{Number of hours worked}} )

Substituting the given values:

Rate of pay per hour ( = \frac{603.75}{35} )

Calculating:

Rate of pay per hour ( = $17.25 )

Therefore, Maria's rate of pay per hour is $17.25.

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Answer 3

Benjamin Altschul

Maria's rate of pay per hour can be calculated by dividing the total amount earned by the number of hours worked:

Rate of pay per hour = Total amount earned / Number of hours worked

Substituting the given values:

Rate of pay per hour = $603.75 / 35 hours ≈$ 17.25 per hour

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