Math, asked by joban529, 2 months ago

Fred is paid an annual salary of $45,800 on a biweekly schedule for a 40-hour work week and 26 biweekly periods per year.What is his hourly pay rate?

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Answered by TyPlaysYT

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Answer:

How much is your salary?

Yearly salary

$

45,800

Monthly salary

$

3,817

Biweekly salary

$

1,762

Weekly salary

$

881

Daily salary

$

176.15

Hourly salary

$

23.49

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