I would probably say 46 but I’m not entirely sure
Answer:
7 to the second power... because 7 times is 49 and 49-49 is 0... so 7 to the second power
Answer:
$3 for Syd and $5 for Mark
Step-by-step explanation:
when Mark worked 8 hours and Syd worked 10 hours they earned $80
when Mark worked 9h Syd worked 5h they earned $65
we can make a equation out of these information
8M + 10S = $80
9M + 5S = $65 we can use the systems of equations by eliminating method
multiply second equation by -2
-2 × (9M + 5S) = $65
-18M - 10S = -$130 now add up the new equation with the first one
8M + 10S - 18M - 10S = $80 - $130 (10S will eliminate -10S)
-10M = -$50
10M = $50
M = $5
we can use hourly rate we found for M (Mark) to find the hourly rate for S (Syd)
9×5 + 5S = $65
45 + 5S = $65
5S = $15
S = $3
Answer: 1733.33 ≈ 1734 applicants
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x be the number of job applicants being looked at.
If 25% of applicants become job candidates, then number of job candidates = 0.25x
If 20% of job candidates receive job offers, then the number of job offers = 0.20 × 0.25x = 0.05x
If 75% of job offers are accepted, then number of accepted recruits = 0.75 × 0.05x = 0.0375x
This 0.0375x shows the number of new recruits which is equivalent to the 65 that is needed by the client if the recruiter.
By equating this 0.0375x to 65,we have:
0.0375x = 65
x = 65/0.0375
x= 1733.33 applicants, for whole number sake because we're dealing with humans, we approximate to 1734
