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    Wages and Salaries Worksheet 1

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    This document contains several word problems calculating wages and salaries based on hourly rates and hours worked. It asks the reader to calculate weekly, fortnightly, annual, and monthly incomes for various scenarios. It also contains a problem calculating income for shifts worked inside and outside business hours at different hourly rates.

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    Wages and Salaries Worksheet 1

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    This document contains several word problems calculating wages and salaries based on hourly rates and hours worked. It asks the reader to calculate weekly, fortnightly, annual, and monthly incomes for various scenarios. It also contains a problem calculating income for shifts worked inside and outside business hours at different hourly rates.

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    Mathematics. Consumer Mathematics . Year 10 Standard Mathematics. Wages and Salaries. Deductions

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    This document contains several word problems calculating wages and salaries based on hourly rates and hours worked. It asks the reader to calculate weekly, fortnightly, annual, and monthly incomes for various scenarios. It also contains a problem calculating income for shifts worked inside and outside business hours at different hourly rates.

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    Wages and Salaries Worksheet 1

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    This document contains several word problems calculating wages and salaries based on hourly rates and hours worked. It asks the reader to calculate weekly, fortnightly, annual, and monthly incomes for various scenarios. It also contains a problem calculating income for shifts worked inside and outside business hours at different hourly rates.

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    1.

    Beth earns $22 per hour working as a call center operator. If she works 7
    hours per week, how much is her weekly wage?

    2.

    Sally earns $18 per hour working as a dental assistant. If she works 5 hours
    per week, how much is her weekly wage?

    3.

    Find the annual salary of a worker whose weekly pay is $321. Assume that
    there are 52weeks in the year.

    4.

    James has a job that pays him $10 per hour.


    Assume a working week of 38 hours.

    a. Calculate his weekly income.


    b. Calculate his fortnightly income
    c. Calculate his annual salary.
    d. Calculate his monthly income (to the nearest cent).

    5.

    Dave has a job that pays him $21 per hour.


    Assume a working week of 38 hours.

    a. Calculate his weekly income.


    b. Calculate his fortnightly income
    c. Calculate his annual salary.
    d. Calculate his monthly income (to the nearest cent).

    6.

    Buzz earns $13.00 per hour from 9am-5pm and $19.50 per hour outside
    business hours. Calculate his income, to the nearest cent, for the shifts that
    he worked between the following times:

    a. 9am to 5pm
    b. 9am to 3pm
    c. 4am to 2pm
    d. 9am to 7pm
    e. 5am to 6pm

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