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What were the total wages of a person who worked last week for 40 hours, some of which were compensated at a normal hourly rate and the remainder of which were compensated at an overtime rate?
(1) The number of hours worked at the normal rate was 3/4 of the total number of hours the employee worked.
(2) The overtime rate was $25 per hour.
(1) The number of hours worked at the normal rate was 3/4 of the total number of hours the employee worked.
(2) The overtime rate was $25 per hour.
15 Aug 2019, 10:16
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What were the total wages of a person who worked last week for 40 hours, some of which were compensated at a normal hourly rate and the remainder of which were compensated at an overtime rate?
(1) The number of hours worked at the normal rate was 3/4 of the total number of hours the employee worked.
(2) The overtime rate was $25 per hour.
(1) The number of hours worked at the normal rate was 3/4 of the total number of hours the employee worked.
(2) The overtime rate was $25 per hour.
#1
total over time hrs ; 10 and normal 30 hrs
but hourly rate not given
insufficient
#2
over time rate 25 $ ; time duration over rate hrs not given
insufficient
from 1&2
overtime money ; 250 $ but normal hrs rate is not given insufficient
IMO E
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What were the total wages of a person who worked last week for 40 hours, some of which were compensated at a normal hourly rate and the remainder of which were compensated at an overtime rate?
(1) The number of hours worked at the normal rate was 3/4 of the total number of hours the employee worked.
(2) The overtime rate was $25 per hour.
(1) The number of hours worked at the normal rate was 3/4 of the total number of hours the employee worked.
(2) The overtime rate was $25 per hour.
Asked: What were the total wages of a person who worked last week for 40 hours, some of which were compensated at a normal hourly rate and the remainder of which were compensated at an overtime rate?
(1) The number of hours worked at the normal rate was 3/4 of the total number of hours the employee worked.
The number of hours worked at the normal rate = 3/4 *40 = 30 hours
The number of hours worked at the overtime rate = 40 -30 = 10 hours
Since normal rate and overtime rates are not known
NOT SUFFICIENT
(2) The overtime rate was $25 per hour.
Since number of hours of normal rate , number of hours of overtime rates & normal rates are not provided.
NOT SUFFICIENT
Combining (1) & (2)
(1) The number of hours worked at the normal rate was 3/4 of the total number of hours the employee worked.
The number of hours worked at the normal rate = 3/4 *40 = 30 hours
The number of hours worked at the overtime rate = 40 -30 = 10 hours
(2) The overtime rate was $25 per hour.
Still normal rate is not provided.
NOT SUFFICIENT
IMO E
