Job A pays $13.00 per hour but has health benefits. Job B pays $11.00 per hour. Health insurance costs $3,400 per year. You expect to work 2,000 hours during the year. Ignoring taxes, which job will leave you with more money at the end of the year?

a) Job A

b) Job B

c) Can't tell

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Frisky

Mathematics

26 January, 22:26

Job A pays $13.00 per hour but has health benefits. Job B pays $11.00 per hour. Health insurance costs $3,400 per year. You expect to work 2,000 hours during the year. Ignoring taxes, which job will leave you with more money at the end of the year?

a) Job A

b) Job B

c) Can't tell

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Macie Francis · Answer 1

a) Job A.

Step-by-step explanation:

Time, t = 2000 hours per year

Job A:

Salary = $13 per hour

Job B:

Salary = $11 per hour

Healfh insurance = $3400 per year

= $3400/2000

= $ 1.7 per hour

B:. Mb = $11 * 2000 = $22000

Health insurance costs 3400$ per year so while we are working our job A we have: so $11.3 * 2000 = $22600. So on job A we earn $600 per year more than on job B.

Job A pays $13.00 per hour but has health benefits. Job B pays $11.00 per hour. Health insurance costs $3,400 per year. You expect to work 2,000 hours during the year. Ignoring taxes, which job will leave you with more money at the end of the year?a) Job Ab) Job Bc) Can't tell

Job A pays $13.00 per hour but has health benefits. Job B pays $11.00 per hour. Health insurance costs $3,400 per year. You expect to work 2,000 hours during the year. Ignoring taxes, which job will leave you with more money at the end of the year?

a) Job A

b) Job B

c) Can't tell