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Barbara Ripa receives $695 for a regular 40-hour week and time and one-half for overtime. For a workweek of 45 hours, compute:

a. The regular earnings $________
b. The overtime earnings ________
c. The total earnings $________

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Barbara Ripa receives $695 for a regular 40-hour week and time and one-half for overtime. For a workweek of 45 hours, compute: a. The regular earnings $________ b. The overtime earnings ________ c. The total earnings $________

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Barbara Ripa receives $695 for a regular 40-hour week and time and one-half for overtime. For a workweek of 45 hours, compute: a. The regular earnings $ b. The overtime earnings c. The total earnings $