69.2857 hours
115,25/7.50=15.36666666666667
Before taxes, they would need to work just over 29 hours, so round up to 30 hours.
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.
Let ( h ) be the number of hours worked. Marty's earnings are ( 24h ), while Marissa's earnings are ( 100 + 8h ). To find when they earn the same amount, set the equations equal: [ 24h = 100 + 8h ] Solving this gives: [ 16h = 100 ] [ h = 6.25 ] Marty and Marissa will have to work 6.25 hours to earn the same amount of money.
To calculate Erika's earnings, first find her total hours worked over the two weeks: 14 hours + 20 hours = 34 hours. Then, multiply her total hours by her hourly wage: 34 hours × $9/hour = $306. Therefore, Erika earned $306 during these two weeks.
16.25
36
115,25/7.50=15.36666666666667
Before taxes, they would need to work just over 29 hours, so round up to 30 hours.
If Tina works 7 hours and earns 56, she earns 8 per hour.
Making 6.30 an hour the first 2 hours you would make 157.50 dollars. If you make 7.80 at 5 extra hours you would make 196.50 dollars.
To determine how much Amanda earns for a 9-hour workday, you would need to know her hourly wage. Once you have that information, simply multiply her hourly wage by 9. For example, if her hourly wage is $10, then for 9 hours, she would earn $90.
33.75
He will earn $60.75... The match equation is 6.75 x 10 = $60.75
33.00 Divided by 4 is 8.25 8.25 is what she earns in 1 hour 8.25 x 7 = 57.75 Hope this helped
$66
£273! Retard!