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Margaret's biweekly salary is $3,148.08. Her employer is switching her pay schedule to semimonthly, but no annual salaries are changing. What will be Margaret's semimonthly salary? Step 1: Annual Salary = Biweekly Paycheck x # of Paychecks Step 2: Semimonthly Salary Annual Salary # of Paychecks

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