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Assume these were weekly. Sarah worked 26 hourrs at $11 a hour. Taxes were 28%. How much money was left?

Assume these were weekly. Sarah worked 26 hourrs at $11 a hour. Taxes were 28%. How much money was left?
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Assume these were weekly. Sarah worked 26 hourrs at $11 a hour. Taxes were 28%. How much money was left?

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We have the following:


S=26\cdot11=286

Now, if we deduct the taxes we have:


286\cdot\mleft((100-28)/(100)\mright)=205.92

The answer is $205.92

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