Answer:
the answer is 8
Step-by-step explanation:
1) Johnson's profit is
... net profit = selling price - costs = $155 - 35.00 - 39.17 - 36.43 = $44.40
His net earnings per hour are then
... earnings/hours = $44.40 / (4.5 h) = $9.87/h
2) net profit = selling price - overhead - cost
... net profit = selling price - 0.45 × selling price - cost . . . . substitute for overhead
... net profit = 0.55 × selling price - cost
Given that overhead = 0.45 × selling price, we can find selling price by dividing by 0.45:
... selling price = overhead/0.45
Using this in the profit equation, we have
... net profit = 0.55×(overhead/0.45) - cost
... = (0.55/0.45) × $65.34 - 49.32 . . . . . . substitute given numbers
... net profit = $30.54
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Answer: D) 1/3</h3>
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Explanation:
Start at (2,-3). Move up 3 and over to the right 6 spots to move to (8,0) which is where point F is located.
We can write the slope as rise/run = 3/6
Go back to (2,-3). Move up 1 and to the right 2 spots to arrive at F ' (4,-2)
Let's now compare the upward movements:
- Initially we moved up 3 units when trying to get to point F
- Now we're only moving up 1 unit when getting to F'
The starting point each time is (2,-3) which is the center of dilation. The jump from 3 to 1 is "times 1/3" and that's our scale factor. Every linear distance in the image is 1/3 times as long compared to the preimage.
We can also get the same scale factor when comparing the horizontal movements as well. The jump from 6 to 2 is also "times 1/3".
Always if you multiply a rational number by another you will get a rational number