Can somebody help with this consumer math problem, I just keep getting an answer that isn't included in the choices.
@inkyvoyd
What did you get for the first row? How many answers did she work from 8:03 to 5:13 ? @quickstudent
9 hours and 10 minutes
That is what I got. 7:58 to 4:49 8 hours and 51 min See if you got that for row 2
What about the time worked for the third row, Wednesday, I assume. 7: 46 to 4:41 @quickstudent
Yes, 8 hours and 51 minutes for row 2. For the third row I got 8 hours and 55 minutes
9 hours and 10 minutes 8 hours and 51 min 8 hours and 55 minutes 8 hours and 27 minutes 9 hours and 1 minute For the last two rows, did you get what you see above ^^ ? @quickstudent
Yes, that's what I got now.
Now, we have to add these. For just the hour total, did you get 42 hous ?
I don't remember what I got when I first tried, but what I have altogether now is 44 hours and 24 minutes.
That is what I have.
For the first 40 hours, she earns $ 9.32 * 40 + 4 hours of time-and-a-half $9.32 * 3/2 * 4 + 24 min at time-and-a half $9.32 * 3/2 * 24/60 = ?
$ 9.32 * 40 + $9.32 * 3/2 * 4 + $9.32 * 3/2 * 24/60 = ?
Well with that, now when I try calculating the gross pay, I get $434.31. The closest to that in the choices is $434.45, but my exact answer isn't there.
434.312 is what I got. That would be $ 434.31 or $ 434.32. What are the other options?
These are all the options $412.41 $372.80 $410.08 $434.45
I see the options. Sorry
I think there may be an error where we calculated time for day 4. Check and see if you see an error.
I got 8 hours 27 minutes again, I don't see any error.
I did not find and error on day 4. I checked day 5 also, Let's look at the calculation,
Calculated again, still same answer.
I did it again: 9.32 * 40 + 13.98 * 4 + 13.98 * .4 = $ 434.312 I would go with the $ 434. 45 ---> That is the closest.
What do you think about that? @quickstudent
Yeah I guess I'll just go with that.
@mathmate is checking our work. Let's see what he gets.
Sorry, I got distracted on something else. Yes, I have 434.312 as well. I agree with all the hours that @Directrix calculated. @Directrix @quickstudent
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