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A person is offered a job working in a meat factory preparing chickens for packaging. The job offer is to be paid $15.50 per hour plus a piecework rate that depends on the number of chickens processed. A flat fee of $0.25 per chicken is paid plus an additional $0.25 for any chickens processed over fifty per hour in an eight-hour shift. (Assume five days per week) What is their total pay for a regular workweek in which their output on successive days is 48, 54, 46, 56, and 43 chickens?

▸ $648.25

▸ $684.25

▸ $644.25

▸ $644.25

▸ $864.25

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