To find the unit rate, divide the total earnings by the total hours worked. If $75.20 is earned in 8 hours, the unit rate is calculated as $75.20 ÷ 8 hours = $9.40 per hour. Therefore, the unit rate earned is $9.40 per hour.
16.25
50.75/7 = 7.25 per hour.
35 times your hourly rate.
If you work 8 hours at the rate given above, you would earn $180 before taxes and deductions.
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To find Ray's earnings for 20 hours of work, we first determine his hourly rate by dividing his total earnings by the hours worked: (120 / 15 = 8) dollars per hour. For 20 hours, he would earn (20 \times 8 = 160) dollars. Therefore, Ray will earn 160 dollars for 20 hours of work at the same rate.
I think you take 75.20/8 and the answer is your unit rate.
16.25
69.2857 hours
50.75/7 = 7.25 per hour.
$237.50
To find the unit rate, divide the total earnings by the number of hours worked. In this case, $75.20 divided by 8 hours equals $9.40 per hour. Therefore, the unit rate is $9.40 per hour.
No, you get paid for the hours you stub, nothing more.
35 times your hourly rate.
Let's break it down. 40 hours will be at your regular rate- so $10 x40= $400. That leaves 10 hours at time and a half- that is 1.5 times 10, or $15 per hour, for those 10 hours. That is $150. Add that to the original $400, and you have $550. HOEVER, you then need to DEDUCT taxes. We do not know what the tax rate is where you are, so we can only say $550 before taxes.
For a 40-hour work week and an overtime rate of 1.5, you would earn $28,424.00 annually. If your overtime rate is double-time (2.0), you would earn $30,272.00 annually.
If you work 8 hours at the rate given above, you would earn $180 before taxes and deductions.