What does the person make per day

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Question: An individual working hard might be able to continuously produce about 0.04hp. If this person works 12 hours a day getting paid $5./106 BTU for the first eight hours and double time for the four hours of overtime,

Part A: What does the person make per day?

I need help to solve the above question and note that this is roughly the equivalent price of energy cost of oil at $30 per barrel.

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