Your gross pay and net pay both have to do with taxes and the amount of money you earn, but they differ from one another:
Gross pay: This is the total amount of money you earned during the pay period, your salary multiplied by the number of hours you worked.
Net pay: This number will be less than the gross pay because this is how much you actually take home after taxes are taken out of your check.
Answer:
1.) 3.18
2.)3.375 (not rounded)
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the mean, you need to count the total value of the dots and divide that number by the amount of dots. For example: The value of the dots is 51, and the amount of dots is 16. So 51/16=3.18. This also applies to adding an extra dot in the 3's column. So 51+3=54. 54/17=3.176.
-5x bc x is the same as 1x so -4x - -1x = -5x
Answer:
Okay, so a bit of math is involved, along with steps.
Step-by-step explanation:
Kyra invested $400 at 3% for 3 years. meaning 3% of $400 is 12. 400+12=
Year 1: $412
3% of 412=12.23+412=
Year 2: $424.23
3% of 424.23=12.7+423.23=
Year 3: $435.93
Kyra made $35.93 in investments.
Lishsawn invested $500 at 4% for 2 years. Meaning, 4% of $500 is 20. 500+20
Year 1: $520
4% of 520=20.8+520
Year 2: $540.8
Lishawn made $40.8 dollars in investments. Meaning that Lishawn made $4.87 more dollars