Worked example 1
Calculate his earnings for a 45-hour week.
Answer: 1455
- Ordinary Pay: 1140
- Overtime Pay: 1455
Catalog reference: std2_bar25_weekly_overtime_pay · seed 41001
HSC HSC Mathematics Standard 2 · 2024 content registry · first HSC 2027
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Calculate his earnings for a 45-hour week.
Answer: 1455
Catalog reference: std2_bar25_weekly_overtime_pay · seed 41001
Calculate the dividend yield as a percentage.
Answer: 8
Catalog reference: std2_asc25_dividend_yield · seed 41001
Find its value after 3 years, to the nearest cent.
Answer: 6144
Catalog reference: std2_sgs25_declining_balance_depreciation · seed 41001
Solve problems involving earning, spending and budgeting money, including wages, taxation, and simple/compound interest.
Analyse and compare investments and loans using tables, graphs and algebraic methods including reducing-balance loans.
Solve problems involving annuities using geometric series; interpret future and present value tables.
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