To figure this out, we need to write down some rules/formulas.
Max works 40 hours per week. There are 52 weeks within a year. He made $25,480 last year, and now we're looking for how much he made per hour.
Since we have 52 weeks in a year, divide 25,480 by 52 to get how much he made per week. Once we do that, divide that quotient by 40 to get how much he made per hour.
25,480/52 = 490.
He made $490 per week, but now we must divide by 40 to get how much he made per hour, since we have 40 hours.
490/40 = 12.25
Max made $12.25 per hour.
I hope this helps!
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To calculate PES u also need to give the change in quantity supplied.(which isn’t there in the question)
But the formula is
PES = %change in quantity supplied / % change in price