Performance Task

In General Mathematics
Charlize Yvonne M. Villones
11-STEM-6
 Introduction
In my presentation I have interviewed 5 OFWs from Singapore with
different kinds of work. My goal here is to know what would be their
annual salary or fixed amount of money agreed every year as pay for
them being an employee. Generally I’ve used linear function to get the
annual salary of my interviewees. So I’ve chose linear function because
for me it is the easiest ways to find the their annual salary using the given
data that I have gathered during the interview. In addition, I also included
the answer or what would be the equal if I add the monthly salary to the
incentives and deducting the expenses (deductions).
 Kristine Maceo
Work Nursing Aid in Singapore

Monthly salary 650 Singaporean Dollars

Incentives • House allowance – SGD 400

• Transpo allowance - SGD 50

Deductions • PAG IBIG - SGD 210

• SSS – SGD 42
• Food allowance- SGD 250
• Utilities - SGD 139
formula: f(x)= Monthly salary(no. of month/s) + Incentives - This is the Incentives
Deductions which is a Compensation
awarded for results rather
than for time worked.

This is the monthly

salary which we
multiply it to the no.
of months to get the
annual salary. This is the deductions to
their salary which usually
consist of their expenses
4 personally or for others.

Note that this is what

we need to get what
we needed which is
to know their annual This is the total of the
salary. salary with incentives and
the deductions is been
already deducted
Graphs No. of months
and
12
Charts 5

4
As we can see in the visuals, the
3
salary rises depending on how many
months we multiply to it. 2
1

650 1300 1950 2600 3250 7800

Income or Salary in SGD

Since we are finding the what is their annual salary

or their fixed amount of money agreed every year as
pay for being an employee
f(12) = SGD 650(12) = SGD 7800
 Camille Herrera
Work Staff Nurse in SIngapore

Monthly salary 3,000Singaporean Dollars

Incentives • Overtime – SGD 1,000

Deductions • Property Investment – SGD 560

• SSS – SGD 70
• Family Remittance – SGD 1,400
• House Rent – SGD 600
• Utilities – SGD 200
formula: f(x)= Monthly salary(no. of month/s) + Incentives - This is the Incentives
Deductions which is a Compensation
awarded for results rather
than for time worked.

This is the monthly

salary which we
multiply it to the no.
of months to get the
annual salary. This is the deductions to
their salary which usually
consist of their expenses
personally or for others.

Note that this is what

we need to get what
we needed which is
to know their annual This is the total of the
salary. salary with incentives and
the deductions is been
already deducted
Graphs No. of months
and
12
Charts 5

4
As we can see in the visuals, the
salary rises depending on how many 3
months we multiply to it. 2
1

3000 6000 9000 12000 15000 36000

Income or Salary in SGD

Since we are finding the what is their annual salary

or their fixed amount of money agreed every year as
pay for being an employee:
f(12) = SGD 3000(12) = SGD 36000
 Joy Calera
Work Assistant Social Worker in Singapore

Monthly salary 700 Singaporean Dollars

Incentives • House and Food allowanc – SGD 300

Deductions • Remittance to Family - SGD 500

formula: f(x)= Monthly salary(no. of month/s) + Incentives - This is the Incentives
Deductions which is a Compensation
awarded for results rather
than for time worked.

This is the monthly

salary which we
multiply it to the no.
of months to get the
annual salary. This is the deductions to
their salary which usually
consist of their expenses
personally or for others.

Note that this is what

we need to get what
we needed which is
to know their annual This is the total of the
salary. salary with incentives and
the deductions is been
already deducted
Graphs No. of months
and
12
Charts 5

4
As we can see in the visuals, the
salary rises depending on how many 3
months we multiply to it. 2
1

700 1400 2100 2800 3500 8400

Income or Salary in SGD

Since we are finding the what is their annual salary

or their fixed amount of money agreed every year as
pay for being an employee
f(12) = SGD 700(12) = SGD 8400
 Mhing Manliclic
Work Operation Assistant Manager in SIngapore

Monthly salary 2,200 Singaporean Dollars

Incentives • House allowance – SGD 500

• Transpo allowance - SGD 300

Deductions • SSS – SGD 42

• PAG IBIG – SGD 560
• Insurance – SGD 700
• Food Allowance
formula: f(x)= Monthly salary(no. of month/s) + Incentives - This is the Incentives
Deductions which is a Compensation
awarded for results rather
than for time worked.

This is the monthly

salary which we
multiply it to the no.
of months to get the
annual salary. This is the deductions to
their salary which usually
consist of their expenses
personally or for others.

Note that this is what

we need to get what
we needed which is
to know their annual This is the total of the
salary. salary with incentives and
the deductions is been
already deducted
Graphs No. of months
and
12
Charts 5

4
As we can see in the visuals, the
salary rises depending on how many 3
months we multiply to it. 2
1

2200 4400 6600 8800 11000 26400

Income or Salary in SGD

Since we are finding the what is their annual salary

or their fixed amount of money agreed every year as
pay for being an employee:
f(12) = SGD 2200(12) = SGD 26400
 Rowena Delgado
Work Nursing Aid in Singapore

Monthly salary 650 Singaporean Dollars

Incentives • House and Food allowanc – SGD 300

Deductions • Remittance to Family - SGD 555

formula: f(x)= Monthly salary(no. of month/s) + Incentives - This is the Incentives
Deductions which is a Compensation
awarded for results rather
than for time worked.

This is the monthly

salary which we
multiply it to the no.
of months to get the
annual salary. This is the deductions to
their salary which usually
consist of their expenses
personally or for others.

Note that this is what

we need to get what
we needed which is
to know their annual This is the total of the
salary. salary with incentives and
the deductions is been
already deducted
Graphs No. of months
and
12
Charts 5

4
As we can see in the visuals, the
salary rises depending on how many 3
months we multiply to it. 2
1

650 1300 1950 2600 3250 7800

Income or Salary in SGD

Since we are finding the what is their annual salary

or their fixed amount of money agreed every year as
pay for being an employee:
f(12) = SGD 650(12) = SGD 7800
 So first I’ve plot the data that I have been gathered to a linear form and the equation is in this
order:
f(x)= monthly salary (no. of months) + Incentives – Deductions
Since I only need the annual salary the main focused here is the f(x)= monthly salary
multiplied to the number of months. This is the summary of all of my interviewees annual
salary.
Name F(x) = monthly salary (no. Annual Salary or
of months) Salary for the
Whole Year
Kristine Maceo f(12) = SGD 650(12) = SGD 7800

Joy Calera f(12) = SGD 650(12) = SGD 8400

We multiply Rowena Delgado f(12) = SGD 650(12) = SGD 7800
it to 12
because it is Mhing Manliclic f(12) = SGD 650(12) = SGD 26400
the number
Camille Herrera f(12) = SGD 650(12) = SGD 36000
of months in
a year.
 Insights

The reason why I’ve included the equal is to know how

much would be excess or how much would be left in
their salary. During the interview I’ve learned that the
extra money goes to their savings or for their emergency
money. Also, while listening to them of course they’ve
shared some of their experiences which personally I am
touched on how they’ve manage to budget their money
and I have also heard that sometimes they don’t eat so
they can give money to their families.