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julsineya [31]
2 years ago
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31. You work 35 hours/week for 52 weeks and are given the option to be paid hourly or to go on salary. In which situation will y

ou earn the most?
• $32,000/year
© $18.50/hour
• $30,000/year with a 5% bonus
) $17.50/hour and a $1,500 bonus at the end of the year

Mathematics
2 answers:
ivann1987 [24]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

  • Option B

Step-by-step explanation:

<u>Calculate and compare:</u>

  • A) $32000
  • B) $18.5*35*52 = $33670
  • C) $30000 + 5% = $30000 + $1500 = $31500
  • D) $17.5*35*52 + $1500 = $33350
irinina [24]2 years ago
4 0

You work 35 hours/week for 52 weeks and are given the option to be paid hourly or to go on salary. In which situation will you earn the most?

  • ○ <em>18.50</em><em>/</em><em>hour</em>

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Let's find the salary for per year in each case and compare the values..

For option A its 32000/year

<h3>Let's solve for option B </h3>

18.5 \times 35 =647.5

647.5 per week, Now multiply by 52 to get the salary of 1 year

647.5\times 52= 33670

<h3>Let's solve for option C </h3>

5\%\:of\: 30000 = 3000 \div 2 = 1500

5% is the half of 10%, So divide the 10% of number by 2 to find the 5%...

30000 + 1500 = 31500

<h3>Let's solve for option D</h3>

17.5 \times 35 =612.5

612.5 per week, Now multiply by 52 to get the salary of 1 year

612.5 \times 52 = 31850

Now, Add 1500 as a bonus

31850 + 1500 = 33350

<em><u>Thus, Option B is correct!!~</u></em>

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