Yes, based on a standard year of 52 weeks and a 40-hour workweek, here is a chart that provides the annual salary conversion for various hourly wages:\r\r $10 per hour: $20,800 annually\r $15 per hour: $31,200 annually\r $20 per hour: $41,600 annually\r $25 per hour: $52,000 annually\r $30 per hour: $62,400 annually\r $35 per hour: $72,800 annually\r\rThis chart assumes a consistent 40-hour workweek and does not account for any overtime or fluctuations in hours worked.