Questions and Answers
Calculate Emma's weekly wage based on her working hours and hourly rate.
Emma's weekly wage is £456.
What is the total amount of money Emma saves each week for her cruise holiday?
Emma saves £342 per week.
If Emma wants to save £4,104 for her cruise holiday, how many weeks will it take at her savings rate?
It will take Emma 12 weeks.
How much money do Emma and Joy receive together in a week?
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What is the ratio of Emma's share to Joy's share of the total wages?
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Study Notes
Work Schedule and Pay
- Emma works 48 hours weekly (8 hours/day * 6 days/week).
- Her hourly wage is £9.50.
Earnings and Sharing
- Emma's total weekly earnings: £9.50/hour * 48 hours = £456.
- Wages shared with sister Joy in a 3:1 ratio (Emma:Joy).
- Emma receives 75% of the wages, while Joy receives 25%.
Saving for the Holiday
- Emma's share of the weekly wages = £456 * (3/4) = £342.
- Target savings for cruise holiday: £4,104.
Calculation of Savings Duration
- Weeks needed to save for the holiday:
- £4,104 / £342 = 12 weeks.
- Note that original information mentions 9 weeks, which contradicts this calculation.
Conclusion
- Emma must save for approximately 12 weeks to afford her cruise.
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Description
This quiz focuses on calculating wages, savings, and time needed to afford a holiday based on hourly pay and sharing ratios. Participants will apply their mathematical skills to solve real-world problems related to income and savings. Show your working for full credit!
