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20*300*5+40*500*5+40*200*5+10*200*7.5=185,000
20*300*5 - First group of 30% workers who worked 20 hours for 5$ per hour
40*500*5 - Second group of 50% workers who worked 40 hours for 5$ per hour
40*200*5+10*200*7.5 - Third group of the rest of the workers (20%) who worked 40 hours for 5$ per hour + 10 hours for 1.5 times 5 $ = 7.5 $.
20*300*5 - First group of 30% workers who worked 20 hours for 5$ per hour
40*500*5 - Second group of 50% workers who worked 40 hours for 5$ per hour
40*200*5+10*200*7.5 - Third group of the rest of the workers (20%) who worked 40 hours for 5$ per hour + 10 hours for 1.5 times 5 $ = 7.5 $.
