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    Chapter 5 1 Hourly Pay Business Math Worksheet

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    1. The document contains a worksheet to calculate straight-time pay for 19 employees. It lists each employee's hourly rate and hours worked to calculate their straight-time pay for the week. 2. The worksheet prompts the user to fill in straight-time pay amounts for sample calculations using hourly rates of $7.60, $7.90, and hours worked of 40, 37.5 respectively. 3. It then lists hourly rates and hours worked for 17 additional employees, a construction worker, machine operator, banjo player, and billing clerk, and prompts the user to calculate their straight-time pay.

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    1. The document contains a worksheet to calculate straight-time pay for 19 employees. It lists each employee's hourly rate and hours worked to calculate their straight-time pay for the week. 2. The worksheet prompts the user to fill in straight-time pay amounts for sample calculations using hourly rates of $7.60, $7.90, and hours worked of 40, 37.5 respectively. 3. It then lists hourly rates and hours worked for 17 additional employees, a construction worker, machine operator, banjo player, and billing clerk, and prompts the user to calculate their straight-time pay.

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    1. The document contains a worksheet to calculate straight-time pay for 19 employees. It lists each employee's hourly rate and hours worked to calculate their straight-time pay for the week. 2. The worksheet prompts the user to fill in straight-time pay amounts for sample calculations using hourly rates of $7.60, $7.90, and hours worked of 40, 37.5 respectively. 3. It then lists hourly rates and hours worked for 17 additional employees, a construction worker, machine operator, banjo player, and billing clerk, and prompts the user to calculate their straight-time pay.

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    1. The document contains a worksheet to calculate straight-time pay for 19 employees. It lists each employee's hourly rate and hours worked to calculate their straight-time pay for the week. 2. The worksheet prompts the user to fill in straight-time pay amounts for sample calculations using hourly rates of $7.60, $7.90, and hours worked of 40, 37.5 respectively. 3. It then lists hourly rates and hours worked for 17 additional employees, a construction worker, machine operator, banjo player, and billing clerk, and prompts the user to calculate their straight-time pay.

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    Name:

    ______________________________
    Hourly Pay

    Find the Straight-Time pay.

    1. $7.60 per hour x 40 hours = __________


    2. $7.90 per hour x 37 ½ hours = __________

    Employee Regular Hourly Rate X Hours Worked = Straight-Time Pay


    3. Wright, S. $8.00 X 36 =
    4. Reardon, E. $7.75 X 18 =
    5. Levitt, R. $8.20 X 30 =
    6. Maguire, M. $10.00 X 24 ½ =
    7. Reyes, A. $14.50 X 31 ¼ =
    8. Vadola, G. $16.25 X 25 ¾ =

    9. You earn $7.50 per hour. Worked 30 hours last week. What was your straight-
    time pay? __________
    10. You earn $8.00 per hour. Worked 35.25 hours last week. What was your
    straight-time pay? __________
    11. Gloria Scanlon. Financial Consultant earns $25.00 per hour. Worked 32.5 hours
    last week. What was her straight-time pay? __________
    12. Marian Abbot. Mail Clerk earns $7.40 per hour. Worked 35 ¾ hours last week.
    What was her straight-time pay? __________
    13. Sylvia O’Keefe is a teacher’s aide. She earns $9.15 per hour. Last week she
    worked 34 hours. What was her straight time pay for last week? __________
    14. Judy Martin has a part0time job at Dutton’s. She earns $7.50 per hour. She
    works 20 hours each week. What is her straight-time pay for a week?
    __________
    15. Don Moline, a construction worker, earns $12.25 per hour. He worked his regular
    36 ¼ hours last week. What was his straight0tiem pay? __________
    16. Arthur Marzetti is a machine operator at the Donovan Manufacturing
    Corporation. He works 27 ¼ hours per week and earns $8.15 per hour. What is
    his straight-time pay each week? __________
    17. Sally Barrett, a banjo player for a local band, earns $8.50 per hour. What is her
    straight-time pay for a week in which she worked 22 hours? __________
    18. Jon Bradford earns $7.84 per hour as an insurance claims adjustor. What is his
    straight pay for the week if he worked the following hours this week:
     Mon. – 8 hours
     Tue. – 8 hours 18. __________
     Wed. – 6.5 hours
     Thur. – 8.5 hours
     Fri. – 7.25 hours
    19. Ben Favreau was hired for the position of billing clerk. During his first week on
    the job he worked 7 ½ each day, Monday through Friday. If he earns $10.00 an
    hour what was his total pay for the week? __________

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