Wages Review

Match the following payment times with their definitions

• Once a week

• Biweekly

• Once a month

• Monthly

• Every two weeks

• Annual

• Once a year

• Weekly

____ ___ is the amount of money you make before deductions

Alex works at a café and earns $15 per hour. Last week, Alex worked 30 hours. What is Alex’s gross pay for the week?

Mathematical Equivalence

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Sophia earned a gross pay of $600 last week. She worked 40 hours. What was her hourly wage?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Ethan worked two different jobs last week. At his first job, he worked 20 hours, and at his second job, he worked 15 hours. His total gross pay for both jobs was $850.

If the hourly wage at his first job was $18 per hour, what was his hourly wage at his second job?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Lena works two different part-time jobs. At her first job, she earns $16 per hour and works 25 hours a week.

At her second job, she earns $20 per hour and works 18 hours a week.

What is Lena’s total gross pay for the week?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Emma works at a store where she earns $18 per hour for regular hours and 1.5 times her hourly wage for overtime. Last week, she worked 35 regular hours and 5 overtime hours.

What was her total gross pay for the week?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Noah works two different jobs. At his first job, he earns $17 per hour and works 30 regular hours per week.

At his second job, he earns $22 per hour and works 20 regular hours per week, plus 5 hours of overtime. His overtime pay is 1.5 times his regular hourly wage.

What is Noah’s total gross pay for the week?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON