If a workman earns 2000 for30 days,how much will he earn in 12 days?
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First: \nYou'll need to know how much does the workman earns a day.\nSince you know that the workman is earning at $2000 for 30 days, you can obtain the amount he earned in a day by dividing it by 30 days.\nIE: $2000/30 = 66.67\n\nFor example: If Smith Earns $500 in 5 days, how much is Smith's income in 1 day?\nAnswer: $500/5 = $100 per day\n\nSecond:\nSince you know how much he earn each day, you shouldn't have any problem of finding how much he is earning in x amount of days.\n\nThird:\nEach day he earns about $66.67. \nSo 12 days will be adding his income by 12 times.\nIE: $66.67 x 12 = 800\n\nExample: How much will Smith earn after 45 days?\nAnswer: $100 * 45 = $4,500
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You need to figure out how much of the job a man does in a day.\n\n3 men take 2 days to finish a job.  So 1 man would take 6 days.  Stated another way, a man finishes 1/6 of the job each day.\n\nIf you have 2 men, then they would finish 2 * 1/6 = 1/3 of the job in a day.\n\nThe answer is 1/3 of the box.
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x/y = 3/4\n(x+3)/(y+3) = 4/5\n\nso\n3y = 4x and\n4y + 12 = 5x + 15\n\nso\n12y = 16x and\n12y + 36 = 15x + 45\n\nso\n-36 = x - 45\n\nso\nx = 9\n\nso\n3y = 4(9)\ny = 12\n\nSo the new wages are 12 and 15 per hour.\n\n35(12) = 420\n35(15) = 525
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Let's see he works 3 hours and 15 minutes at $6 an hour...\n\n3*$6=$18\n\n$6/4=$1.50 (15 minutes is a 1/4 of an hour)\n\nso $18+$1.50=\n\n$19.50 is what he earned
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12.03 times 7 hours a day times 5 days a week is 421.05 dollars a week.\n\nmultiplied by 52 weeks is 21,894.60 per year\n\nnot working in summer we can multiply by 10/12 to get ...\n\n18,245.50 dollars per year\n\n....minus the taxes and social security and medicare based on your locality
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guy #1 100t/hr or 1.66t/min\n\n15 min work X 1.66t/min =25 down by the time guy #2 kicks in\n\nguy #2 80t/hr or 1.33/min\n\ncombined 3t/min\n\n75 people left at 3t/min  equals\n\n25 min after guy#2 shows up or\n\n3:40PM
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There are approximately 52 weeks in a year.\n\nThis corresponds to 156 days of work.\n>> 52 weeks times 3 days of work per week\n\nAssuming this dude works 8 hour days. This corresponds to 1248 hours of work.\n>> 156 days of work times 8 hours of work per day\n\nHe can destory 5 cars every hour. So in 1248 hours of work, he can crush 6240 cars.\n>> 5 cars every hour times 1248 hours of work\n\nIf he crushes 6240 cars, he makes $93,600.\n>> 6240 crushed cars times $15 per crushed car\n\nTherefore, the dude's annual income is approximately $93,600.
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$75 half day; $150 per day
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usually 3-5 working days...don't count the weekend days....
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If you are hourly take your wage per hour and mulitply it by 2,080.\n\n(That's 52 weeks in a year multiplied by 40 hours per week.)\n\nIf you are salary, do gross monthly salary multiplied by 12.
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doing just about anything can get you $300 in 2 weeks, especially if you work everyday
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20% of 1140 is 228 hours.  (1140 * 0.20 = 228)\n\nIf you missed 87 hours, then you have missed approximately 87 / 1140 = 7.6% of your scheduled work.  Not 20%, but not insignificant.  It means you show up 92.4% of the time.\n\nThat comes to about 8 * 0.924 = 7.392 hours per day.\n\nFor your sake I hope you get paid salary and not hourly. :)
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According to my left-handed calendar (Gates is left-handed, you know) he earns about $150 per second, or $500,000 an hour. They say he works a 14-hour day, so that's 7 million a day!
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If you have no expenses, you will earn £15000 in a 32 weeks, assuming you get paid weekly and that the government takes no taxes.  If you include taxes, it will take you approx. 52 weeks.  If you have expenses then, it will take you much longer.\n\nThe formula is to take 15000 / (gross income per week - expenses per week) = time in weeks it will take you to earn £15000.\nFor example if your gross pay (pay after taxes) is £300 per week, and you pay £800 per month for rent and food, then we take £800 /4 to give you a rough estimate of your weekly expenses, which means that you can save £100 per week.  15000/100 = 150 weeks or approximately 3 years.
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$27 * 12 = $324 gross for day\nNext you need to annualize the gross so if you work 3 days a week.\n$324 * 3days/week * 52 weeks = $50544\nNow you need to subtract your exemptions (3300 per exemption) so if you claim your self\n$50544 - $3300 = $47244\nLook in the tax table for which tax is calculated for this taxable amount.\nFor a single it is:\n$4,222 + (0.25 * ($47244 - $30650)) = $8370.50\nThis gives your years tax total at this pace, so now we deannualize it and round to the nearest dollar.\n1. FWT = 8370.5 / (3 days/week * 52 weeks/year) = $54.00\nNow SS tax is 6.2% and medicare tax is 1.45% of taxable gross\n2. SS = $324 * 0.062 = 20.09\n3. MED = 324 * 0.0145 = 4.70\nFinally take gross and minus the taxes\nNet = 324.00 - 54.00 - 20.09 - 4.70 = 245.21\n\nNow this is the case if you are single, work a 12 hours a day 3 days a week, and you claim yourself as your only exemption.\n\nIf you know the exact number of days you work in a year, you can calculate the exact tax per day (instead of the days * number of weeks that I used).  The SS and Medi. taxes are the same percentage for all.
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when $2000 is spend revenue = $120,000\nwhen $x is spent, revenue = $180,000\n\ncross multiply to get:\n120,000 * x = 180,000 * 2000\n120,000x = 360,000,000\nx= 360,000,000/120,000\nx=3000\n\nAdvertising therefore = $3000.00 when revenue = $180,000
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Let's see...   That's 7hrs/day mon-fri, so 35 hrs.  You work 17 hrs on the weekend.  I'd figure that's 5 hrs regular, and 12 hrs OT\n\nSo 40 x 6 + 12 x 9 = 348\n\nNow what you get after taxes depends on what you put on your W2.  If you aren't listed as a dependant for someone else, you probably should keep a good chunk of that, so my guess is $250-300.  Ca ching.\n\nYou can probably get a much more accurate number from your employer, or a coworker.\n\nBy the way, the California minimum is $6.75.  Federal is $5.15.