<span>Let us start with the percentage of premium paid by Javier. Since the employer pays 43%, the remaining 57% (100-43) is paid by Javier. Now let us find out how much is deducted from his paychecks during the year. In one month, $157.38 x 2 = $314 .76 is deducted by the employer. So in 12 months, the amount equal to 57% of the health premium will be $314.76 x 12 = $3777.12.
If $ 3777.12 is 57% of a certain number, to find the number, multiply $3777.12 with the reciprocal of the fraction. (57/100)
So the unknown number = $3777.12 * 100/57 = $6626.53
Javier's total annual health premium, therefore, is $6626.53</span>
8 divided by 42 = 5.25 which means you spent $5.25 on each ticket
$325+6.5(sales)
$325+6.5(4,800)
$325+$31,525
Total: $31,850
If you make 42,500 and your spouse makes 37750, then using the 20% to 25% range, the least and the greatest amount you should spend on housing is $50,00. The correct answer to the following given statement above is 50 dollars.
Set up fractions and solve them
