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MrRissso [65]
3 years ago
8

Katie’s Cleaning Service has cleaning contracts for 15 apartments, 45 family homes, and 25 office buildings. She estimates that

an apartment takes 4 hours to clean, a home takes 6 hours to clean, and an office building takes 10 hours to clean. Katie pays her cleaning staff $12.50/hour. If each location is cleaned once per week, how much does Katie need to budget for direct labor each month? Assume there are four weeks per month.A: $7,083B: $29,000C: $28,333D: $7,250
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1 answer:
Tomtit [17]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

correct option is B: $29,000

Explanation:

given data

apartments = 15

family homes = 45

office buildings = 25

pay for cleaning staff =  $12.50/hour

solution

we get here Total Budgeted hours that is

type                      Number     Hrs/Clean      No of Cleans    Total Hours

Apartments           15                  4                    4                      240

Homes                   45                 6                    4                      1080

Office                     25                10                    4                     1000

Total Budgeted hours need per month                                2320

Budgeted cost per month that is 12.50/hrs so it will           29000

so correct option is B: $29,000

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