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AnnyKZ [126]
3 years ago
5

KaiLynn has total job benefits of $41,000 per year in her sales job. She pays $63 each month for a cell phone for work. She is a

lso required to purchase samples kits which cost $235 each. If KaiLynn paid for 4 samples kits last year, what was her total employment compensation? a. $39,304 b. $40,060 c. $40,244 d. $42,696 Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D
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1 answer:
alukav5142 [94]3 years ago
7 0

Answer: a. $39,304

Explanation:

Let us begin by calculating the yearly phone bill.

$63 per month so that is

= 63*12

= $756

A total of $756 per year is spent on the company phone.

Kailynn buys 4 sample kits at $235 per kit.

= 235*4

= $940 in total for the kits last year.

Add the two figures to get her total expenditure from the company.

=940+756

= $1696

Subtract this from her total job benefits,

=$41,000 - $1696

= $39,304

$39,304 was her total employment compensation.

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