A student has a side-job typing up papers for other students. They charge $9.10 per page. How much would they receive for a 35-page paper?

To calculate how much the student would receive for typing a 35-page paper, multiply the number of pages by the charge per page.

\[
\text{Total payment} = \text{Number of pages} \times \text{Charge per page}
\]

Given:
- Number of pages = 35
- Charge per page = $9.10

\[
\text{Total payment} = 35 \times 9.10 = 318.5
\]

So, the student would receive **$318.50** for typing the 35-page paper.

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Here are 5 related questions for practice:
1. How much would the student receive for typing a 50-page paper?
2. If the student typed three 20-page papers in a week, what would be their total earnings?
3. How many pages must the student type to earn $500?
4. If the student increases their charge to $10 per page, how much would they earn for a 35-page paper?
5. What would be the total payment for typing a 35-page and a 40-page paper together?

**Tip:** Always double-check your multiplication when calculating earnings to ensure accuracy, especially with decimal amounts.

Learn how to calculate the payment for typing a 35-page paper at $9.10 per page. This problem involves basic multiplication with decimals. Suitable for students in Grades 4-6.

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