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27 February, 04:07

Jerry makes $40,000 a year working at a nearby factory. He gets two weeks paid vacation per year, plus five other paid holidays. He wants to figure out his per-diem (daily) pay, so he divides 40,000 by 365, which yields $109.59. Is this the correct answer?

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  1. 27 February, 04:35
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    No because 40,000 doesn't include the paid vacations and holidays. the 40,000 is likely the working salary
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