If someone got a 4% increase and they make 52K, how do I calculate their hourly rate?

Question

If someone got a 4% increase and they make 52K, how do I calculate their hourly rate?

Answer 1

Based on a 40 hour week, that is 2080 hours per year.  You would then take the $52 and divide it by 2080 to get 25.

52000 / 2080 = 25

Answer 2

I assume they used to make 52k and got a 4% raise giving them a new yearly amount of $54,080.  That is the number you divide by 2,080 (hours per year) which results in $26.00 per hour.

Answer 3

You can't if you don't know how many hours the person works.

Answer 4

40 hours per week?  Annual salary divided by 2080 = hourly wage.

Answer 5

52,000 X 1.04= 54080/52=1040/40=26