An entry level programmer's annual pay is $58.916 based on 52 weeks per year. Due to the economy, his company is having to cut back on
the number of weeks that it employs its programmers. If the firm cuts the work year to 51 weeks but keeps the same rate of pay, how
much should the programmer expect his annual pay to decrease? Round your answer to the nearest dollar
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