Write a code the estimates a worker's weekly salary. The worker gets paid $12/hour. However, if they work over time (greater than 40 hours), the worker gets paid time and a half for any of the hours over 40 (e. g. if they wor ked 45 hours a week, they would get paid for 47.5 hours). However, the company has a policy that the worker cannot work more than 60 hours. Therefore, in the case of working greater than 60 hours, their salary gets capped at 60 hours. Your program shoul d input the number of hours worked in a week and should output their weekly salary (in whatever format that clearly shows the result)

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27 November, 18:00

Write a code the estimates a worker's weekly salary. The worker gets paid $12/hour. However, if they work over time (greater than 40 hours), the worker gets paid time and a half for any of the hours over 40 (e. g. if they wor ked 45 hours a week, they would get paid for 47.5 hours). However, the company has a policy that the worker cannot work more than 60 hours. Therefore, in the case of working greater than 60 hours, their salary gets capped at 60 hours. Your program shoul d input the number of hours worked in a week and should output their weekly salary (in whatever format that clearly shows the result)

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The C program is commented in the explanation

Explanation:

I am going to write a C program.

/*The number of hours worked is an input*/

void weeklyPay (int hours) {

float Pay;

/*If he works 40 or less hours, he is paid $12 an hour*/

if (hours < = 40)

Pay = 12*hours;

/*If it is between 40 and 60, he gets 12 an hour plus time and a half over 40*/

if (hours > = 40 && hours < = 60)

Pay = 12 * (hours + 1.5 * (hours-40));

/*Else he gets paid what he would if he worked 60 hours*/

else

Pay = 12 * (60 + 1.5 * (60-40));

/*Output*/

printf ("Weekly pay: %.2f/n", Pay);

}