Mathematics, 22.11.2019 06:31, nanakwameyeb

Roxy's employer pays employees bimonthly, whch is twice a month. she'll earn $30 per hour with the new company. she plans to continue making extra money by dog sitting on weekends. roxy works 40 hours per week for 52 weeks during the year. each time she dog sits on the weekend, she earns $75. use this information about roxy to complete the statements

roxy's annual income from her new employer before taxes will be $

her bimonthly pay before taxes will be $

to reach roxy's yearly pretax income goal of $63,000, she will need to dog sit at least times.

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