catherine earns $13.70 an hour, with time and a half for any hours worked over 36...

catherine earns $13.70 an hour, with time and a half for any hours worked over 36 hours a week are 12.5,8.5, 11,13, and 17?

Determine her weekly gross earnings.

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Day	Hours	× rate	Wages
1	12.50
2	8.50
3	11.00
4	13.00
5	17.00
Total	62.00
Normal hours	36.00	13.7	493.20
Overtime	26.00	20.55	534.30
Gross earnings			1,027.50

Answer is $1,027.50

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