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Svet_ta [14]
4 years ago
12

*PLEASE HELP ASAP!!!! PLEASE SHOW YOUR WORK! THANKS!*

Mathematics
2 answers:
den301095 [7]4 years ago
5 0
1 .Fridays and Saturdays, she works 16 hours

16 x $9.70  = $155.20
answer: her gross pay in a week: $155.20

2.  7 hours on Wednesday, 6 hours on Thursday, and 9 hours on Friday. His gross pay for all three days was $196.90
7 + 6 + 9 = 22
196.90 / 22 = $8.95
answer: his hourly rate was $8.95

3.hourly rate of $11.28 per hour worked 46 hours last week. She works overtime for hours exceeding 40 hours in a week. She is paid overtime at a rate of time and a half. What was her gross pay last week?

$11.28 x 40 = $451.20 ---normal 40 hours paid

46 - 40 = 6 (6 hours over time)

11.28 + 11.28/ 2 = $16.92 (overtime pays a rate of time and a half)

6 * $16.92 = $101.52

$451.20(40hours) +  $101.52(6hours overtime) = $552.72

answer: her gross pay last week was $552.72

4. Paul received a $15 tip on a meal that cost $120. What percent of the meal cost was the tip?

15 / 120 = .125
.125 * 100 = 12.5%

answer: percent of the meal cost was the tip was 12.5%

5. Carly earns a weekly salary of $720 plus 4% commission. Last week, she sold $3250 worth of products. What was her gross pay?

4% = .04
$3,250  * .04 = $130 (commission on sold products)

$720  + $ 130 = $850
answer:  her gross pay was $850

daser333 [38]4 years ago
4 0
1. 9.70*8=77.6
    77.6*2=155.2 which is your answer 

2.  For this one i'm sorry i just basically calculated all the possibles and this is correct just time consuming but its $8.95.

3. time and a half=1.5,11.28*1.5=16.78 
    next do 11.28*40=451.2 then do 16.78*6 for the remaning hours of pay and you get 100.68. 100.68+451.20=551.88 which would be your answer

4.I believe it'd be 13 percent but i'm not 2 sure on this one. 

5. 3250 plus 4% (certain calculators can do this) and you get $3380(this one is wrong look at the other guys #5 for the correct one.)
 
sorry i couldn't explain some properly, but i hope i at least helped a little. 
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