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    This document contains a worksheet with multiple questions about wages, salaries, hourly rates and calculating earnings. The questions cover topics such as calculating pay for a given number of hours worked, comparing annual salaries to monthly or weekly amounts, calculating hourly wages from total weekly earnings and more.

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    Wages and Salaries: Worksheet

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    Peter-john Hyde
    This document contains a worksheet with multiple questions about wages, salaries, hourly rates and calculating earnings. The questions cover topics such as calculating pay for a given number of hours worked, comparing annual salaries to monthly or weekly amounts, calculating hourly wages from total weekly earnings and more.

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    Worksheet

    Wages and salaries


    Write your answers to the nearest cent where necessary.
    1 Ling earns $11.95 per hour. How much is she paid for working:

    8 hours? ______ b 15 hours? ______ c 38 hours? ______

    2 Klaas is paid $8.50 per hour to mow lawns. How much will he receive for a job taking
    1
    2 2 hours? _________

    3 Nadine works 3 days per week, for 8 hours per day. She earns $15.70 an hour. How much
    will she earn for a week of work? _________

    4 Boris
    works from 8.00 a.m. to 4.30 p.m., 5 days a week. If he earns $12.15 per hour, how
    much will he receive for the week? _________

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    5 Ali
    works a 9-day fortnight, 8 2 hours a day at a rate of $9.79 per hour. What is his
    wage for the fortnight? _________

    6 Peter earns a salary of $49 671. How much would he receive if he was paid:
    a weekly? _______ b monthly? ______ c fortnightly? _______

    7 Complete this table:


    Hours worked each day

    Employee M T W T F Total hours Hourly rate Wage T. Bagg 7 7 7 7 7 $12.90

    B. Haiv 7 7 5 5 7 $11.56
    X. Kuzmi 3.5 7 8 7 5.5 $13.50
    P. Nutbutta 4 6 8 7 6.5 $10.81
    C. Shaw 7 5.5 7 7 – $9.95

    8 Madonna earns $10.27 per hour. How much will she earn for working 7 hours each weekday
    and 5 hours on Saturday? _________
    9 An electrician earns $18.35 per hour. How much will he earn for a job that lasts from
    11.30 a.m. to 2.00 p.m.? _________
    10 Teacher’s Assistant … $11.80 per hour
    10.00 a.m.–2.30 p.m. … 4 days a week
    a How many hours are worked each week? _________
    b What is the weekly pay? _________

    © Cengage Learning Australia Pty Ltd 2013 MAT11FMWK10026 Financial Mathematics: Earning and managing money www.nelsonnet.com.au
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    11 A ski instructor earns $997.50 for a 35-hour week. What is her hourly rate of pay?
    _________ 12 Julie receives $1750.84 per fortnight. How much does she earn in:
    aa year? _________ b a week? _________ c a month? _________
    13 Justin earns $12.25 per hour.
    a How much will he earn for 8 hours work? _________
    b For how many hours must Justin work to earn over $800? _________
    14 Robin is a waiter at a restaurant and is paid $12.47 per hour. Last week he worked the
    following hours:
    Tuesday 5.00 p.m.–10.00 p.m.
    Wednesday 6.00 p.m.–10.30 p.m.
    Friday 5.30 p.m.–11.00 p.m.
    Saturday 5.00 p.m.–12.00 midnight
    Calculate Robin’s total pay._________
    15 Surinder earns $3567.50 per month. How much is this amount:
    a year? _________ b per fortnight? _________
    16 Convert each pay to a weekly amount:
    a $56 000 per year _________ b $3189.47 per month _________ c $115.40 per weekday
    _________ 17 Kristine earns $13.10 per hour and receives $884.25 each fortnight.
    a How many hours does she work in a fortnight? _________
    b If she works 9 days per fortnight, how many hours does she work each day?
    _________ 18 Who earns the most?
    A Alyce: $1768.32 per fortnight
    B Brett: $44 650 salary
    C Claire: $3940 per month
    D Dominic: $940.25 per week
    19 Jack
    earns $2625 per month. Jill earns $571.75 a week. Who earns more per year, and by
    how much? _________
    20 Megan was offered two jobs: one that earned $4600 monthly and another that earned $2200
    fortnightly. Which job pays more? _________
    © Cengage Learning Australia Pty Ltd 2013 MAT11FMWK10026 Financial Mathematics: Earning and managing money www.nelsonnet.com.au
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    Answers
    1 a $95.60 b $179.25 c $454.10 2 $21.25
    3 $376.80
    4 $516.38
    5 $748.94
    6 a $951.92 b $4139.25 c $1903.83 7 T. Bagg 35, $451.50
    B. Haiv: 31, $358.36
    X. Kuzmi: 31, $418.50
    P. Nutbutta: 31.5, $340.52
    C. Shaw: 26.5, $263.68
    8 $410.80
    9 $45.88
    10 a 18 hours b $212.40
    11 $28.50
    12 a $45 679.42 b $875.42 c $3806.62 13 a $98 b 66 hours
    14 $274.34
    15 a $42 810 b $1640.86
    1 1
    16 a $1073.21 b $733.49 c $577 17 a 67 2 hours b 7 2
    hours
    18 D
    19 Jack by $1666.09 p.a.
    20 the fortnightly wage

    © Cengage Learning Australia Pty Ltd 2013 MAT11FMWK10026 Financial Mathematics: Earning and managing money www.nelsonnet.com.au

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