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of 10: A chronic health problem causes you to miss one work day every two weeks. You do not get paid when...

QUESTION 1 of 10: A chronic health problem causes you to miss one work day every two weeks. You do not get paid when you are out sick. You normally work 8 hours a day and get paid $9.20 per hour. How much pay are you losing each year?
a) $1,133.05
b) $1,366.87
c) $1,823.33
d) $1,913.60

Answer

To calculate the annual loss, first determine the pay lost per missed day: 8 hours/day * $9.20/hour = $73.60/day. Since you miss one day every two weeks, that's 26 days a year (52 weeks / 2). Therefore, the annual loss is 26 days * $73.60/day = $1,913.60. The correct answer is d) $1,913.60.

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