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sunflowerjesss
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Math help

Can someone tell me what 1/26th of 800 is? TIA! Chat Icon

Posted 3/25/08 12:47 PM
 
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Re: Math help

i don't even know why I looked, I'm terrible at mathChat Icon Chat Icon

Posted 3/25/08 12:48 PM
 

hayleyandsteveold
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Re: Math help

30.769?

Posted 3/25/08 12:49 PM
 

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Re: Math help

Posted by hayleyandsteve

30.769?



how did you get this

Posted 3/25/08 12:50 PM
 

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Re: Math help

It's 800/26 = 30.76923077

Posted 3/25/08 12:50 PM
 

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Re: Math help

Posted by Kara

It's 800/26 = 30.76923077



Yeah that's exactly what I did... I just didn't write out the full answer!Chat Icon

Posted 3/25/08 12:51 PM
 

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Posted by Kara

It's 800/26 = 30.76923077



HEY, maybe I'm not so bad....I came up with this also, but wasn't sure if it rightChat Icon

Posted 3/25/08 12:51 PM
 

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Re: Math help

Posted by jxnoscar

Posted by hayleyandsteve

30.769?



how did you get this



1/26 of 800 is equal to 800/26. Divide 800 into 26 equal parts.

ETF typo

Message edited 3/25/2008 12:52:20 PM.

Posted 3/25/08 12:51 PM
 

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Re: Math help

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Posted by Kara

It's 800/26 = 30.76923077



Yeah that's exactly what I did... I just didn't write out the full answer!Chat Icon



Sorry - didn't see your answer when I posted. I wasn't trying to correct you.

Posted 3/25/08 12:52 PM
 

sunflowerjesss
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Re: Math help

Thanks for the help.

Message edited 3/25/2008 1:04:18 PM.

Posted 3/25/08 12:52 PM
 

hayleyandsteveold
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Re: Math help

Posted by Kara

Posted by hayleyandsteve

Posted by Kara

It's 800/26 = 30.76923077



Yeah that's exactly what I did... I just didn't write out the full answer!Chat Icon



Sorry - didn't see your answer when I posted. I wasn't trying to correct you.



I didn't think you were. I was just happy you wrote out how you did itChat Icon

Posted 3/25/08 12:59 PM
 

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Re: Math help

If this is for unemployment, the most you can get is $405 per week.

Posted 3/25/08 1:01 PM
 

PreshusSmurf
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Re: Math help

Posted by FelAndJon

If this is for unemployment, the most you can get is $405 per week.




I think she's trying to figure out if she'd get the max rate or less than that?

Or if she'd technically be eligible for more than $405, if there was no max amount?

Posted 3/25/08 1:04 PM
 

hayleyandsteveold
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Re: Math help

Posted by sunflowerjesss

Thanks! I'm reading something wrong.

More math help - here's a word problem Chat Icon

Your original benefit rate is calculated on your actual high calendar quarter* wages. Your weekly benefit rate is one twenty-sixth (1/26) of the high quarter wages paid to you in your base period, except if your high quarter wages are $3,575 or less, then your weekly benefit rate is one twenty-fifth (1/25) of your high quarter wages. Wages are applied to the quarter in which they are paid (not earned). The current maximum weekly benefit rate is $405

If my weekly net is $800, how much would I get (leave out the part of the maximum weekly benefit rate).



Edited because I'm SO off. (see post below for my fixed answer!)

Message edited 3/25/2008 1:14:51 PM.

Posted 3/25/08 1:05 PM
 

sunflowerjesss
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Re: Math help

Posted by PreshusSmurf


Or if she'd technically be eligible for more than $405, if there was no max amount?



Exactly!!

Posted 3/25/08 1:10 PM
 

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Re: Math help

Posted by hayleyandsteve

Is $800 the amount of your high quarter wages?

Also are your high quarter wages > or < $3575?

If >, then your weekly would be the number given previously... $30.whatever

If <, then your weekly would be $32.

I THINK. I'm no good at these things though, so don't go by me.

Kara... help!




The unemployment formula is confusing!

I'm pretty sure that someone who's making $800/week would get the max benefit amount of $405 ... but the way they word it, it sounds like she'd only get $30.whatever, right?!

I'm basing that on my calculation of $800/week x 13 weeks/quarter = $10,400/quarter (which is greater than the $3575 amount).

Posted 3/25/08 1:11 PM
 

PreshusSmurf
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Re: Math help

Posted by sunflowerjesss

Posted by PreshusSmurf


Or if she'd technically be eligible for more than $405, if there was no max amount?



Exactly!!




I had a feeling that's what it was ...

Message edited 3/25/2008 1:14:00 PM.

Posted 3/25/08 1:13 PM
 

hayleyandsteveold
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Re: Math help

Posted by PreshusSmurf

Posted by hayleyandsteve

Is $800 the amount of your high quarter wages?

Also are your high quarter wages > or < $3575?

If >, then your weekly would be the number given previously... $30.whatever

If <, then your weekly would be $32.

I THINK. I'm no good at these things though, so don't go by me.

Kara... help!




The unemployment formula is confusing!

I'm pretty sure that someone who's making $800/week would get the max benefit amount of $405 ... but the way they word it, it sounds like she'd only get $30.whatever, right?!

I'm basing that on my calculation of $800/week x 13 weeks/quarter = $10,400/quarter (which is greater than the $3575 amount).



Okay, now I understand!

You're absolutely right then.

She would get the $405 because

$800/week x 13 weeks/quarter = $10,400 which is greater than the $3575 amount, meaning she'd get 1/25th of that weekly. That would be $$416, but since the max is $405, she would receive the max payment.

phew!

Posted 3/25/08 1:14 PM
 

PreshusSmurf
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Re: Math help

Ok, I think we got it figured out.

You have to divide the QUARTERLY total by 25 (or 26) not the WEEKLY amount. Chat Icon

Message edited 3/25/2008 1:15:54 PM.

Posted 3/25/08 1:15 PM
 

sunflowerjesss
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Re: Math help

Whoah - thanks!! Chat Icon

Posted 3/25/08 1:16 PM
 

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Re: Math help

At least you're only being "shorted" by $11 a week ... Chat Icon

Posted 3/25/08 1:19 PM
 

hayleyandsteveold
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Re: Math help

Okay wait, let me edit.

I think you'd get $400 because you make more than $3575 so you'd get 1/26th (not 1/25th) which is $400.

Posted 3/25/08 1:24 PM
 

PreshusSmurf
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Re: Math help

Posted by hayleyandsteve

Okay wait, let me edit.

I think you'd get $400 because you make more than $3575 so you'd get 1/26th (not 1/25th) which is $400.




Man, my head hurts! Chat Icon

When I read your correction, I thought you were wrong .... then I read the "word problem" about 4 more times, and now I think your revised answer is correct. Chat Icon



Hey, sunflowerjesss, can you let us know what rate you end up getting?!!?!?!? hahahahaha You can tell me by FM if you don't want to post it, but you've got me really curious to see how it all works out now! Chat Icon

Posted 3/25/08 1:37 PM
 

sunflowerjesss
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Re: Math help

Posted by PreshusSmurf

Hey, sunflowerjesss, can you let us know what rate you end up getting?!!?!?!? hahahahaha You can tell me by FM if you don't want to post it, but you've got me really curious to see how it all works out now! Chat Icon



Absolutely - that's if I wind up getting unemployment at all! Chat Icon Chat Icon Chat Icon I'm still trying to figure out if I can get my boss to lay me off Chat Icon!

Posted 3/25/08 2:20 PM
 

PreshusSmurf
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Re: Math help

Posted by sunflowerjesss

Posted by PreshusSmurf

Hey, sunflowerjesss, can you let us know what rate you end up getting?!!?!?!? hahahahaha You can tell me by FM if you don't want to post it, but you've got me really curious to see how it all works out now! Chat Icon



Absolutely - that's if I wind up getting unemployment at all! Chat Icon Chat Icon Chat Icon I'm still trying to figure out if I can get my boss to lay me off Chat Icon!




Well .... if that's what you're hoping for, then I wish you all the luck in the world Chat Icon

Posted 3/25/08 2:55 PM
 
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