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Latonya works two full-time jobs while attending college. she works 12 hours per week as a work - study student at the college and is paid once a month. after taxes, her net pay is $289. on her second job, latonya works 16 hours each week, and is paid $7.25 per hour. deductions from her weekly paycheck total $22.10. latonya's husband works full-time and is paid every two weeks. his take home pay after taxes is $1,108. what is the total household income they use in creating a budget for the next six months?

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