John works a fortnightly wage of $750.00. If his basic week is 40 hours. what is his: Weekly wage basic rate and basic fortnight??

Basic wage rate = $9.375 per hour

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :

Fortnight wage = $750

Basic week, hours worked per week = 40 hours

Weekly basic wage rate :

Fortnight = 2 weeks

Hence, weekly wage = fortnight wage / 2 = 750 /2 = $375

Weekly basic wage rate = $375 / Number of hours worked per week = $375 / 40 = $9.375 per hour

step-by-step explanation:

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