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olchik [2.2K]
3 years ago
14

If Employee A logged 120 hours of travel in four years and Employee B logged hours of travel at a 20% higher rate, how many more

hours did Employee B have than Employee A after 1.5 years?
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2 answers:
nevsk [136]3 years ago
8 0
Employee A logged 120 hours after 4 years

120/4= 30 hours per year

If employee B logged 20% MORE hours than employee A, then

30 hours times 1.20 is 36 hours per year.

36 times 1.5 is 54 hours

54 hours :)
DochEvi [55]3 years ago
4 0
Employee A in 4 years logged travel hours of = 120
Percentage more of travel hours logged by Employee B in 4 years = 20%
Then
Amount of travel hours logged by employee b in 4 years = (120/100) * 120
                                                                                           = 12 * 12
                                                                                           = 144 hours
Then amount of travel hours logged by Employee B after 1.5 years = (144/4) * 1.5
                                                                                                             = 216/4
                                                                                                             = 54 hours
Amount of travel hours logged by Employee A after 1.5 years = (120/4) * 1.5
                                                                                                  = 180/4
                                                                                                 = 45 hours.
Number of hours that Employee B had
than Employee A after 1.5 years = (54 - 45) hours
                                                     = 9 hours
So emplyee B had logged 9 hours more than Employee A after 1.5 years.
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