We have this following information
30-seconds ad = $146000
The manufacturer wants to use one slot of 30-second per segment
Total segment = 20 segment
Total campaign cost = 20×146000 = $2,920,000
Let us say that the procedure of completely filling up the
pool with water is called “1 job”. Therefore the rates of the equipment in
doing the job would be:
<span>Rate of handheld hose = 1 job / 8 minutes ---> 1</span>
<span>Rate of lawn sprinkler = r --->
2</span>
<span>Rate of the two combines = 1 job/ 5 minutes ---> 3</span>
So we are to find the equation to use, in this case, we
simply have to add equations 1 and 2 to get 3:
1 / 8 + r = 1 / 5
Multiplying both sides by 5:
<span>(5 / 8) + 5 r = 1 --->
ANSWER</span>
To answer this question, an assumption must be made, that Eva spends 8 hours a day working. If this is the case, then Eva will complete jobs w, x, and v on day one, for a total of six hours. Since the next job (y) requires 4 hours, she will spend two hours working that day, leaving 2 more hours to go on that job. The next day she will spend 2 hours finishing job y, completing it, and finish the longest job z (hours) that day. This means she had 4 jobs on day one, and 2 jobs on day 2 for and average of 3 jobs per day.
This answer assumes an 8 hour work day, and that Eva can start a job she cannot finish that day.
No, just because the phones produced Increases it doesn’t mean that the work rate will get up to 100%. There can always be more workers.
