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Store M pays cashiers using the equation P = 13.10h, where h is the total hours worked each week, before taxes. Store N pays its cashiers based on the table below.
Store N
Hours Worked Total Pay (before taxes)
12 $163.80
18 $245.70
22 $300.30
If a cashier works 30 hours, which statement is true?
A.
A cashier at Store M will earn $15.00 more than a cashier at Store N.
B.
A cashier at Store N will earn $15.00 more than a cashier at Store M.
C.
A cashier at Store M will earn $16.50 more than a cashier at Store N.
D.
A cashier at Store N will earn $16.50 more than a cashier at Store M.
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