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Section 1

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bar graph

Front

a graph that uses bars to display data

Back

pie graph

Front

a graph that shows how data is divided (and looks similar to a pie or a pizza)

Back

salaried

Front

regular pay on a regular basis; the amount of pay does not go up and down

Back

fraction

Front

part of a whole (for example 1/2, 3/4, or 2/3)

Back

commission

Front

a percentage of a sale paid to an employee; for example, a car salesman sells a car for $10,000 and gets paid $200 from that total

Back

gross pay

Front

all of the money an employee earns (before any is taken out)

Back

numerator

Front

the top number in a fraction (for example, the 1 in the fraction 1/2)

Back

deductions

Front

An amount that is subtracted from a paycheck (for example, taxes and insurance fees)

Back

line graph

Front

a graph that uses line segments to show changes that occur over time

Back

data

Front

information, facts, figures, and statistics

Back

improper fraction

Front

a fraction with a numerator that is larger than the denominator (for example, 4/3 in which 4 is larger than 3)

Back

hourly compensation (rate)

Front

when workers are paid for each hour, not for each year (for example, receiving $15 an hour is hourly compensation, but a compensation of $20,000 per year is a yearly salary, not hourly compensation)

Back

wages

Front

salary or pay of a worker

Back

mode

Front

the number that occurs most often in a list of data

Back

mixed number

Front

a number made up of a whole number and a fraction (for example 1 3/4 has the whole number 1 and the fraction 3/4)

Back

denominator

Front

the bottom number in a fraction (for example, the 2 in the fraction 1/2)

Back

net pay

Front

take home pay, or an employee's salary after taxes and other deductions have been taken out

Back

mean

Front

the average of a group of numbers; to get the mean, add all items and divide by the total number of items

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table

Front

data arranged in a grid with rows and columns

Back

optional (voluntary) deductions

Front

deductions that an employee can choose to have taken from their paycheck (for example, for life insurance)

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required (mandatory) deductions

Front

Mandatory payroll deductions are those required by law (for example, federal and state taxes and social security)

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