Julian earns $13.50 per hour. His company deducts 23% of his pay each week for taxes. Julian uses the expression 0.77 (13.50h) to compute his earnings after taxes for the hours h he works. what will be his earnings after taxes, if he works 40 hour?

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Martin

Mathematics

3 October, 05:44

Julian earns $13.50 per hour. His company deducts 23% of his pay each week for taxes. Julian uses the expression 0.77 (13.50h) to compute his earnings after taxes for the hours h he works. what will be his earnings after taxes, if he works 40 hour?

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Londyn Gilmore · Answer 1

If Julian works 40 hours per week and you would like to know what are his earnings after taxes, you can calculate this using the following steps:

per one hour: 0.77 * (13.50 * 1h) = 0.77 * 13.50 = $10.395

per 40 hours: 0.77 * (13.50 * 40h) = 0.77 * 13.50 * 40 = $415.8

Result: His earnings after taxes will be $415.8.

Savannah Coffey · Answer 2

For this problem, all you have to do is plug 40 into the equation given. when we do this we get. 77 (13.50*40). this simplifies 415.8, so he earns, after working 40 hours, $415.80