When Elena works overtime (any hours over 40 hours a week) she is paid 1.5 times her regular hourly rate. In one week, She worked 57 hours. If her regular hourly rate is 6.75 how much did she earn that week?
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$442.13\nMath is hard....
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Hours worked in a day, or wage per hour, possibly overtime...
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This is a tough question, because as you pointed out she is family. However, you are talking about taking care of a high maintenance child for *11 hours a day*! \nThat's 154 hours (including weekends) or 110 hours (w/o weekends). And the *minimum* total for those hours would be $1054 or $1100.\nI would recommend three things: \n1) look at the minimum wage rates for your state (which you can google) and you could adjust your own price from there.\n2) You could charge her $5/hr (this is a sort of default price)\nOR 3) You could charge $20 a day (this is one of the nicest numbers..it works out to be the cheapest on her...and though it isn't huge amount to earn, I think for family, it's fine. Plus it is a nice even number. =) And personally I also use this rate with family)
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I don't care if you're in a "selfless" career or not - overtime is overtime and should be paid without making the employee feel bad about it!  I would rather know that the nurse who is taking care of me after a 10 hour shift is being paid overtime for it than having a disgruntled nurse who is not being paid.  I'm pretty sure it is illegal to not be paid overtime even for nurses.  They should pay you or hire more staff to get the work done!
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Sam takes 4 days to complete the job\nTherefore,in one day he completes 1/4 of the job\nSimilarly,Lisa completes 1/6 in a day and Tom 1/2 in a day.\nTherefore,in one day they all together complete\n1/4 + 1/6 + 1/2\nwhich equals (3+2+6)/12 = 11/12 of the work in one day\nTherefore together they take (1)/(11/12) days= 12/11 days
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All right, start with the basic formula of Jobs=Workers*Rate*Time.  (J=WRT).  First, you need to find the rate.  For J, put in 1 because it says they did a job.  For W, put in 2 and for T put in 4.  If you solve that (1=2*R*4), you get that R=1job/8hours per worker.  Okay, so go back to your equation of J=WRT.  You still want to do 1 job, you have the rate of 1/8, and you have 5 workers.  Your equation is now 1=5*(1/8)*T.  Solve for time, and you get 8/5 hours, or 1 3/5 hours.  1/5 of an hour is 12 minutes, so 3/5 hours is 36 minutes.  Time is 1:36.
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Your looking for the time they work together so let (x) the time they work together .the rate should be A=15,B=5 then the work should be A=x/15 and B=x/5 since your looking for the time...solve for it cause I'm not giving you all the answers. it should look like this \n\nx/15+x/5= the time they work together...\n\n(Next time listen to your teachers)
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Width = x\nLength = 2x+3\n\n2(2x+3) + 2(x) = 72\n\n4x+6+2x = 72\n\n6x = 66\n\nx = 11 and  2x+3 = 25\n\nSo, the width is 11 and the length is 25.\n\n\n\n\n140 + commission = 340\n\ncommission = 200\n\n200 / .2 = 1000\n\nShe earned commission on $1000 but she doesn't start earning until she sell in excess of $300.  Therefore, her total sales must be $1,300.
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31200 before tax taking one day off a year, unless it's leap year.  ;)  Then you get a whopping two days off.  \n\n15 an hour times 40 hours a week = 600 a week x 52 weeks (364 days) = 31200
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Assuming that you took a half hour off for a meal then you earned less than $4.20 an hour.  You didn't receive overtime, and you didn't have ANY days off.  Where I live it is against policy to not have a day off every 6 days.  If you don't rest you can make a fatal mistake.  You were taken advantage off and underpaid.  QUITTING WAS THE ONLY THING TO DO!  I am glad you did.\n\nEDIT:  If you were supposed to get 7.50 an hour you didn't get it (if you worked 7:30am to 7pm for two weeks with a half hour break.)  If they were actually giving you 7.50 plus time and a half when you went over 40 hours a week you would have received 1552.50 minus any taxes (at least you should in USA.)  How is it possible that your income tax is 58%?  This had to be all under the table.  I wouldn't do that again if I were you.
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from 10:30 to 4:30 is 6 hours. 6 hours X $6 per hour = $36.\n\nnow you still have 15 minutes from 4:30 - 4:45. 15 minutes out of 60 minutes that are in an hour is 1/4th. so 1/4th of $6 is added to $36. so add 1.50 (which is 1/4th of 6).\n\n36 + 1.50 = 37.50
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i had to work overtime
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7.5 hours per day, equaling 37.5 hours per week (unless otherwise stated by your employee union).
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I've included a link to the federal Department of Labor's page regarding overtime law.  Depending on the specific facts of your situation, you'll be able to access a specific answer.
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tom's employees:  2 hours of overtime * 5 days * 12 employees = 120 hours of overtime.\n\njeff's employees:  1.5 hours of overtime * 5 days * 9 employees = 67.5 hours of overtime\n\nLinda's employees:  0 hours of overtime * 5 days * 18 employees = 0 hours of overtime\n\n67.5 + 120 = 187.5 hours of overtime shared among 12 + 9 + 18 = 39 employees = 4.8 hours of overtime per week on average.\n\nNumber of Employees:  39 employees supervised by Tom, Jeff, and Linda, for a total of 42 employees.
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Q1:  4 hours and 15 minutes is 4.25 hours.  The girl's speed is 251/4.25 miles/hour.  Without a calculator, I would estimate that this is 60 miles per hour (60 = 240/4).  With a calculator, it is 59 miles per hour. \n\nQ2.  Martin drives 38 km at 63 km/hr.  He was driving for 38/63 hours.  Without a calculator, I would estimate that this is a little less than 38 minutes (38/60 hours would be 38 minutes).  With a calculator, this is 0.60 hours, which is 36 minutes (0.60 * 60 = 36).
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Has to do with the job. I would say between 30-40 bucks an hour. Because of the Gas prices and the fact that you go to their house.