Bryan is paid $32 per hour and works 8 hours per day. He receives one paid day off for each 16 days that he works. What is his true hourly wage?

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19 October, 18:10

Bryan is paid $32 per hour and works 8 hours per day. He receives one paid day off for each 16 days that he works. What is his true hourly wage?

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Luca Mejia · Answer 1

Alright, so over 17 days, he gets 32*17*8=4352 dollars. However, he only works for 8*16=128 hours (since he gets one day off), so 4352/128 would be 34 dollars an hour!