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13 March, 16:16

Mr. Reno works at the train station where he makes $15.75 for the first 30 hours in one week. He then earns 1.5 times that amount for each hour beyond the 30 hours in a week. If last week Mr. Reno worked 37.5 hours, how much money did he earn for that week?

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