Base pay = $11 x 40 or $440
$605 - 440 = $165 in overtime
Overtime is 1.5 (1 and a half times) her usual salary
11 x 1.5 = $16.50
$165 ÷ $16.50 = 10 hours of overtime.
Answer:
<em>X ball bearings will be made in 1 hour and 20 minutes</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Proportions
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The proportions give us an important tool to easily solve common problems of any type. We know that:
Company ABC can make X ball bearings in 3 hours.
Company DEF can make X ball bearings in 4 hours.
Company GHI can make X ball bearings in 6 hours.
In one hour, each company can make
ABC: X/3 ball bearings
DEF: X/4 ball bearings
GHI: X/6 ball bearings
Working together, they can make
ball bearings. Operating
If they can make 3/4 of a ball bearing in one hour, then one complete ball bearing will need
hours to complete. It's equivalent to 1 1/3 hours or 1 hour and 20 minutes
X ball bearings will be made in 1 hour and 20 minutes
F(x) means "function of" and x represents the day number, example: day 6 would be f(6)=(20×6)+95
Answer:
First look at the number of bricks alone.
Going from 50 bricks to 60 bricks is more work, thus it will require more people. The number of people would be the ratio of the 2. Since the number must be larger, you know the numerator must be the larger of the 2 numbers, so you get 60/50
Next look at the time alone.
Going from 30 minutes to 20 minutes is more work, thus it will require more people. The number of people would be the ratio of the 2. Since the number must be larger, you know the numerator must be the larger of the 2 numbers, so you get 30/20
Now you can just multiply everything.
= 5*60/50*30/20
= 5*6/5*3/2
= 90\10
= 9.
<span><span>Price after trade discount = $14,000 - (40% trade discount)
Price after trade discount = $14,000 - ($14,000 * 0.4)
Price after trade discount = $14,000 - ($5,600)
Price after trade discount = $8,400 </span>Price after trade discount = $8,400
2/10 EOM price = $8,400 - (2% discount)
2/10 EOM price = $8,400 - ($8,400 * 0.02)
2/10 EOM price = $8,400 - ($168)
2/10 EOM price = $8,232
So Intel will pay $8,232 on August 5.
Hope this helps.
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