if a job's year salary is $24,300,how much does the worker earn weekly?Or about how much?

Answer 1

There are about 52 weeks in one year. So divide 52 into $24,300. You get about $467. Of course, there are slight;y more than 52 weeks in a year so you'll get a bit less and it doesn't take into account stoppages for tax and stuff.

Answer 2

I notice you didn't cite your source like a typical YA con. Anyway, the answer is really simple: most federal jobs require at least a bachelor's degree, often a masters or PhD and people with those degrees make a lot more money than those who lack education. It's the same reason the suburbs around DC (McLean, Potomac, etc.) are ranked as the most educated communities in the US.

Answer 3

I have to disagree with acermill. If you NEED the $2.00 calculator, you are probably not qualified to use it. Besides, she was sitting next to a $1000+ calculator when she typed the question. I have never heard of a computer with Internet access and no calculator function.

BTW: $24,300 / 52 wks = $467.31

Answer 4

About $467 a week. It takes a $2 calculator to figure that out.
$24,300 a year divided by 52 weeks.....duh.....$467.31 weekly.

Answer 5

24300 divided by 52 (weeks in a year) = $467.++ A little over $11.50 an hour.

Callstrat I was thinking the same thing- what about if she had to calculate a med dosage?

Answer 6

Divide that amount by 52 weeks to get your answer.

Answer 7

Dust off your calculator - a year has 52 weeks...by the way.

Answer 8

Take home pay about $350, considering 25% taxes.

Answer 9

Maybe 150. Depends a lot on which insurance you buy, and other deductions. Do you drive far?...have fun with gas!

Answer 10

$467.31 doesn't seem like much does it?