Answer:
<u>$6,760</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
With $10.50 per hour and 40 hour weeks.
$10.50 * 40 = $420
So Linda made $420 a week and with 52 weeks in a year.
$420 * 52 = $21,840
She made $21,840 annually at her old job.
With a bi-weekly salary she makes $1,100 every 2 weeks.
There are 52 weeks in a year, so divide that by 2 to get 26 bi-weeks thus 26 pay periods a year.
$1,100 * 26 = $28,600
or divide $1,100 in half ($1,100 / 2 = $550)
$550 * 52 = $28,600
Now find the difference by subtracting the new pay rate by the old one. (Subtract the old from<em> </em>the new one, if you prefer that phrasing.)
$28,600 - $21,840 = <u>$6,760</u>
So Linda's new job pays <u>$6,760</u> more than her old one.