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Harman [31]
3 years ago
12

1. Suzanne worked 40 hours during a week

Mathematics
1 answer:
Sever21 [200]3 years ago
5 0

Calculate her gross pay before her overtime.

Her gross pay for the week after deductions is $425.80

Gross pay is the total of her earnings for normal working hours.

Total working hours = 40 hours

Overtime hours = 4 hours

Regular working hours = Total working hours - Overtime hours

= 40 hours - 4 hours

= 36 hours

Regular hourly rate = $15.75

Gross pay before overtime pay = Total working hours × Regular hourly rate

= 40× 15.75

= $630

Calculate her gross pay before her overtime.

Gross pay is the total of her earnings for normal working hours.

Total working hours = 40 hours

Overtime hours = 4 hours

Regular working hours = Total working hours - Overtime hours

= 40 hours - 4 hours

= 36 hours

Regular hourly rate = $15.75

Gross pay before overtime pay = Regular working hours × Regular hourly rate

= 36 × 15.75

= $567

Overtime pay = Overtime hours × Regular hourly rate

= 4 × 15.75

= $63

Total gross earnings for the week = Gross pay before overtime pay + Overtime pay

= $567 + $63

= $630

If

State taxes = $47.03,

Federal taxes = $137.57

local taxes = $19.60

Total deductions = $204.20

Net pay for the week = Total gross earnings for the week - Total deductions

= $630 - $204.20

= $425.80

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