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Re: Last year an employee received a gross annual salary of $18,000, which [#permalink]
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Last year an employee received a gross annual salary of $18,000, which was paid in equal paychecks throughout the year. What was the gross salary received in each of the paychecks?

(1) The employee received a total of 24 paychecks during the year.
(2) The employee received a paycheck twice a month each month during the year.


Kudos for a correct solution.


The question asks for the amount of gross salary of each paycheck. The gross annual salary is known but the number of equal paychecks is not known. Therefore, the question can be written as "what was the number of equal paychecks paid last year?".

Statement 1: Sufficient because the number of paychecks is directly provided.
Statement 2: Sufficient because the number of paychecks can be calculated from the information provided.

The answer is D.
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