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Q2 - Using fractions

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Degger [83]2 years ago

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Total Earned Saturday: $45

Total Earned Sunday: $63

Total: $108

Time and a quarter means that you divide his normal rate by 4 and add that to his normal rate.

9/4 = 2.25 2.25 + 9 = 11.25

Jarvis makes $11.25 an hour on Saturdays.

Since he worked 4 hours, you multiply,

11.25 x 4 = 45.

<h3>What is the normal rate?</h3>

Time and three quarters mean that you multiply his normal rate by 3/4 and add that to his normal rate

9x0.75 = 6.75 6.75 + 9 = 15.75

Jarvis makes $15.75 an hour on Sundays. Since he worked 4 hours, you multiply 15.75 x 4 = 63.

To get the total, you add his earnings on Saturday and earnings on Sunday

45 + 63 = 108.

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