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Sunny_sXe [5.5K]
3 years ago
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If the Revenue for the week is $2000, and labor cost consists of two workers earning $8 per hour who work 40 hours each, what is

labor cost as a percentage of Revenue?
Mathematics
1 answer:
slega [8]3 years ago
7 0
So,

All you have to do is find the total labor cost and put it over the revenue.

We have two workers each earning $8/hr. (lousy), and they work 40 hrs./week.

2 * $8 = $16/hr.

$16/hr. * 40 hrs. = $640

\frac{640}{2000}

Cross out zeros.
\frac{64}{200}

Simplify.
\frac{2^6}{2^35^2}
\frac{2^3}{5^2}
\frac{8}{25}

Convert the denominator to 100.
\frac{8}{25} *  \frac{4}{4} =  \frac{32}{100}
\frac{32}{100}
=
32%

The labor cost is 32% of the revenue.
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