I'll do a similar problem, and I challenge you to do this using similar techniques!
If John works for 15$ a hour with his friends rather than working for 20$ an hour for 50 hours a month, what's the monthly opportunity cost?
John would make 20*50=1000 dollars a month at the second option as he makes 20$ an hour 50 times. Next, if he works with his friends, he makes 15*50=750 dollars as he works 50 hours for 15 dollars an hour, or adds 15 50 times.
His opportunity cost would be <highest money>-<lowest money>=1000-750=250 dollars a month. Good luck on this question, and feel free to ask further questions!
Answer:
520.5
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Answer:</u>
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
We know from the question that the student earned $12.50 <em>per hour</em>.
Using this information, we can say that if the student worked for <em>h </em>hours, they would make a total of 12.50 × <em>h </em>dollars.
We also know that the total money they earned is $2500.75.
∴ Therefore, we can set up the following equation:
From here, if we want to, we can find the number of hours worked by simply making <em>h</em> the subject of the equation and evaluating:
<em>h </em>=<em> </em>
= 200.6 hours
4y-8>10
Add 8
4y-8+8>10+8
4y>18
Now divide both sides by 4
4y/4 > 18/4
y>9/2
Now let's see if it will be true
Replace y by its value
4(9/2)-8>10
36/2 -8 > 10
18-8 > 10
10 > 10
That's false because 10 can not smaller than 10
so it should be = instead
Answer : False
I hope that's help:)
Answer:
54
Step-by-step explanation:
5-3=2
so you multiply 2 times 27.
2 times 27 is 54
