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An employee who sells advertising time for independent television stations is paid a salary of $2,000 per month. For short commercials (less than 30 seconds), the employee receives a 0.5% commission. For long commercials (30 seconds or longer), she receives a 1% commission. Compute her total pay for a month in which she sold $345,500 worth of time for short commercials, and $196,000 worth of time for long commercials.

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