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3 years ago

Alice Parker is paid $35,602 annually.

1 answer:

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The answers are: #3) 1483.42; #4) 742.50; #5) 726.95.

Explanation:
#3) Semimonthly means two times per months. 2 times per month * 12 months = 24 paychecks per year. Divide 35602/24 to find the answer; this is 1438.42 per paycheck.

#4) Since she makes 66 dolls, she gets paid $11.25 per doll; 11.25(66) = 742.50.

#5) By April the employee is still under the $115000, so it is still a rate of 6.2%; 6.2%=6.2/100 = 0.062; 0.062(11725) = 726.95.

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