Aaron works 3 1/2
hours every Saturday at a rate of $7.25 per hour. He is paid every four weeks. If his boss gives him a $1.00 raise, how much will Aaron be paid in his next paycheck?
A. $95.70
B. $101.50
C. $108.90
D. $115.50
Aaron's current hourly rate is $7.25. After getting a raise of $1.00, his new hourly rate will be $7.25 + $1.00 = $<<7.25+1=8.25>>8.25 per hour.
He worked 3 1/2 hours, so his total pay before the raise was 3.5 x $7.25 = $<<3.5*7.25=25.38>>25.38.
His total pay after the raise is 3.5 x $8.25 = $<<3.5*8.25=28.88>>28.88.
The difference between the total pay before and after the raise is $28.88 - $25.38 = $<<28.88-25.38=3.5>>3.50.
So, in his next paycheck, Aaron will be paid $<<25.38+3.5=28.88>>28.88 + $3.50 = $<<28.88+3.5=32.38>>32.38.
Therefore, Aaron will be paid $32.38 in his next paycheck. Answer: \boxed{3}. $32.38