Given Vicky's job offers, determine her gross annual income for both jobs and her annual hours...

  

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Given Vicky's job offers, determine her gross annual income for both jobs and her annual hours worked for both jobs. Vicky has 2 jobs offers for teaching. She just finished her Master's Degree in mathematics education. A. She can work at Southside High School as a teacher with a base salary of $43,600 per year. She will also coach JV softball which will add another $900 to her annual salary. The contract suggests the school will be expecting her 190 days but she will be provided with 10 sick days. So, she must actually work a minimum of 180 days (any less and her salary will be reduced). Each day will consist of 8 working hours. With this school she will be provided with free life insurance for $15,000 of coverage. Her health & dental or medical premiums are $78/month. Finally, the school system would require her to automatically invest 5% of his her monthly income for retirement. B. She can work at Central Tech College as a math instructor. She will be paid $900 for each credit hour she teaches. During the course of her first year of teaching, she would teach a total of 50 credit hours. The college expects she will work a minimum of 170 days (any less and the salary would be reduced) and 8 hours each day. At the college she will have to pay $3 per month for a life insurance policy of $25,000. Her health & dental or medical premiums are $85 per month. Finally, the company would require her to automatically invest $200 per month for retirement. Show all work to receive full credit Given Vicky's job offers, determine her gross annual income for both jobs and her annual hours worked for both jobs. Vicky has 2 jobs offers for teaching. She just finished her Master's Degree in mathematics education. A. She can work at Southside High School as a teacher with a base salary of $43,600 per year. She will also coach JV softball which will add another $900 to her annual salary. The contract suggests the school will be expecting her 190 days but she will be provided with 10 sick days. So, she must actually work a minimum of 180 days (any less and her salary will be reduced). Each day will consist of 8 working hours. With this school she will be provided with free life insurance for $15,000 of coverage. Her health & dental or medical premiums are $78/month. Finally, the school system would require her to automatically invest 5% of his her monthly income for retirement. B. She can work at Central Tech College as a math instructor. She will be paid $900 for each credit hour she teaches. During the course of her first year of teaching, she would teach a total of 50 credit hours. The college expects she will work a minimum of 170 days (any less and the salary would be reduced) and 8 hours each day. At the college she will have to pay $3 per month for a life insurance policy of $25,000. Her health & dental or medical premiums are $85 per month. Finally, the company would require her to automatically invest $200 per month for retirement. Show all work to receive full credit