When two events are independent, the probability of them both occurring is simply the product of their individual probabilities
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Alright, so he has an <em>annual </em>salary of 47,000 dollars. Which means that he is paid 47,000 dollars in 12 months. You'll first have to calculate the pay Vijay receives <em>each month</em>, which is 
, or about $3,916.67 (I'll round up to 3917 for simplicity).
Now, he gets paid twice a month. So each paycheck is half of $3917. 3917 x (1/2) = $1958.50.
So each paycheck should be $1958.50 (this is a rounded figure).
Now, he gets paid twice a month. So each paycheck is half of $3917. 3917 x (1/2) = $1958.50.
So each paycheck should be $1958.50 (this is a rounded figure).